User Event Script BeforeLoad-contexts (SuiteScript 2.x) || context.UserEventType

Defines the function that is executed before a record is loaded; that is, whenever a read operation occurs on a record, and prior to returning the record or page. These operations include navigating to a record in the UI, reading a record in SOAP web services, and loading a record. The beforeLoad event cannot be… Continue reading User Event Script BeforeLoad-contexts (SuiteScript 2.x) || context.UserEventType

The value can’t be set in the Edit context In Beforeload

When a record is in edit mode, the user event script can’t set value in any fields in beforeload entry point. But we can set value in create context, using user event script in beforeload entry point. This restriction only exists in beforeload entry point. In beforeSubmit entry point, we can use setValue to set… Continue reading The value can’t be set in the Edit context In Beforeload

Netsuite Script beforeLoad record not being modified

We cannot modify fields on existing records in beforeLoad. Here’s a snippet of beforeLoad limitations: beforeLoad user events cannot be triggered when you load/access an online form. Data cannot be manipulated for records that are loaded in beforeLoad scripts. If you attempt to update a record loaded in beforeLoad, the logic is ignored. Data can be manipulated for… Continue reading Netsuite Script beforeLoad record not being modified

Some Limitations of BeforeLoad() in User Event Script

beforeLoad() Entry point limitations: beforeLoad() user events cannot be triggered when you load/access an online form. Data cannot be manipulated for records that are loaded in beforeLoad scripts. If you attempt to update a record loaded in beforeLoad(), the logic is ignored. Data can be manipulated for records created in beforeLoad() user events. Attaching a child custom record to… Continue reading Some Limitations of BeforeLoad() in User Event Script