When working with SuiteScripts in NetSuite, passing multi-select field values from a Client Script to a Suitelet requires proper encoding and decoding. Since multi-select fields return an array of values, we need to encode them before sending and decode them in the Suitelet. Client Script: Encoding Multi-Select Values Use encodeURIComponent() to safely pass multi-select values… Continue reading Passing MultiSelect field values from a Client script to Suitelet
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A utility for making the NetSuite table header and floating buttons’ row sticky.
This script injects some jQuery code into a NetSuite page before it loads to cause table header (and, in edit mode, the floating buttons’ row) to become sticky. It works on all record types including custom tables that use the relevant NetSuite css classes. /** * @NApiVersion 2.0 * @NScriptType UserEventScript * @NModuleScope Public */… Continue reading A utility for making the NetSuite table header and floating buttons’ row sticky.
Suitescript module to access methods that verify object and primitive types
Use the N/util module to manually access methods that verify object and primitive types in a SuiteScript 2.x script. These methods can also be accessed using the global util object. For more information about the global util object. Script sample var records = [“Sales Order”, “Invoice”, “Item Fulfillment”]; util.isArray(records); // returns true var record =… Continue reading Suitescript module to access methods that verify object and primitive types
Modify a disabled field of a record on the edit page in NetSuite using the browser’s debug
Open Edit page of a NetSuite record Inside the browser console, enter the code provided below. require([‘N/currentRecord’], currentRecord=>window.currentRecord=currentRecord) Afterwards, enter the code provided below let recordObj = currentRecord.get(); recordObj .setValue({fieldId:”id_of_the_field”,value:”required_value”}) The disabled field value will be changed by now. Now click on save
SuiteScript 2.0 code snippet to store a transaction PDFs base64 value in cache memory for a fixed duration
// Let recordID be the transaction internal Id const renderToPdf = (recordID) => { try { let returnVal = ”; let singleFileCache = cache.getCache({ name: ‘singleFileCache’, scope: cache.Scope.PRIVATE });… Continue reading SuiteScript 2.0 code snippet to store a transaction PDFs base64 value in cache memory for a fixed duration
Display an HTML page when a Suitelet link is clicked
let filePath = ‘../Views/jj_index.html’ // Path of the HTML file let fileObj = file.load({ id: filePath }); if (fileObj) { let fileContent = fileObj.getContents(); this.scriptContext.response.headers[‘Content-Type’] = ‘text/html’; this.scriptContext.response.write(fileContent); } else { this.scriptContext.response.write(‘HTML file not found’); }
Hide a Field Created by a Locked User Event Script in a Bundle
Hide a Field Created by a Locked User Event Script in a Bundle. Some Bundles have locked User Event Scripts that create custom fields on records. To know if the field is created by a script the field’s internal id will be prefixed by custpage. Users can see the field’s internal id on the field… Continue reading Hide a Field Created by a Locked User Event Script in a Bundle
Trigger workflow using Suitescript
Use workflow.trigger() to trigger workflow on a record. The actions and transitions of the workflow are evaluated for the record in the workflow instance, based on the current state for the workflow instance. Returns the internal ID of the workflow instance used to track the workflow against the record. Suitescript Sample let workflowInstanceId = workflow.trigger({… Continue reading Trigger workflow using Suitescript
Check the status of the task types using Suitescripts
Use task.checkStatus() to check the status of the task Task Types CSV import Entity deduplication Map/reduce script Query Record action Scheduled script Search SuiteQL Workflow trigger Sample Code // Add additional code … var myTask = task.create({ taskType: task.TaskType.QUERY }); // Submit the task var myTaskId = myTask.submit(); // Check the status var myTaskStatus =… Continue reading Check the status of the task types using Suitescripts
Detaches a record from another record using Suitescript
To detaches a record from another record, use record.detach() Suitescript sample record.detach({ record: { type: ‘file’, id:’200′ }, from: { type: ‘customer’, id:’90’ } })