Tag: Suitescript

Scripted Records and Dynamic Forms

Scripted Records in NetSuite In NetSuite, Scripted Records are records that are created, modified, or managed using SuiteScript, NetSuite’s JavaScript-based scripting framework. SuiteScript allows developers to automate business logic, enforce data validation, and integrate with external systems. These scripts can be applied to various record types such as Sales Orders, Invoices, Customers, and Custom Records.… Continue reading Scripted Records and Dynamic Forms

Clear Values In Copy Context

function pageInit(context) {       try {         let rec = context.currentRecord;         if (context.mode === ‘copy’) {           let lineCount = rec.getLineCount({ sublistId: ‘item’ });           for (let i = 0; i < lineCount; i++) {             rec.selectLine({ sublistId: ‘item’, line: i });             let woId = rec.getCurrentSublistValue({               sublistId: ‘item’,               fieldId: ‘custcol_jj_linked_wo’,             });             if (woId) {               rec.setCurrentSublistValue({                 sublistId: ‘item’,                 fieldId: ‘custcol_jj_linked_wo’,                 value:… Continue reading Clear Values In Copy Context

Enhancing SuiteScript with Third-Party Libraries: TypeScript, Zod, and Webpack

 In this guide, I’ll demonstrate how to integrate the Zod library, a TypeScript-first schema declaration library, into your SuiteCloud project for runtime data validation. Zod is a powerful library that ensures data accuracy within your SuiteCloud projects. Here’s what you’ll learn: Why data validation is invaluable for RESTlets. Zod’s magic: effortless runtime validation. How to leverage TypeScript for improved code quality. Step-by-step instructions… Continue reading Enhancing SuiteScript with Third-Party Libraries: TypeScript, Zod, and Webpack

Integrating Third-Party Libraries in SuiteScript 2.1: A Detailed Guide

Integrating Third-Party Libraries in SuiteScript 2.1: A Detailed Guide As SuiteScript developers, we often seek to extend the native capabilities of NetSuite with third-party libraries. This technical deep dive explores the practical aspects of integrating these libraries into SuiteCloud projects. When considering library integration, it’s essential to understand the different types of libraries available. Each… Continue reading Integrating Third-Party Libraries in SuiteScript 2.1: A Detailed Guide

Resolving Compatibility Challenges with Shims and Polyfills: A Quick Introduction

For libraries that aren’t readily compatible with SuiteScript or are outright incompatible, developers need to proceed with caution. Libraries originally designed for Node.js or browser environments may not work seamlessly with SuiteScript due to differences in the available APIs and the runtime environment. To navigate and address these compatibility issues where possible: Understand the dependencies:… Continue reading Resolving Compatibility Challenges with Shims and Polyfills: A Quick Introduction

SuiteScript 2.1: Compatible Build-Time and Runtime Libraries

For developers working within the SuiteScript environment, it is most efficient to start with a curated list of known compatible third-party libraries. These libraries have been tested and verified to work seamlessly within the SuiteScript ecosystem, ensuring that developers can integrate them into their projects with confidence. By choosing from a vetted selection, developers can… Continue reading SuiteScript 2.1: Compatible Build-Time and Runtime Libraries

Yielding In suiteScript

In SuiteScript 2.x, yielding is primarily associated with Map/Reduce Scripts and, to a lesser extent, Scheduled Scripts for managing governance limits and processing large datasets efficiently. Below is a focused explanation of yielding in SuiteScript 2.x, including how it works and how to implement it. Yielding in Map/Reduce Scripts Purpose: Map/Reduce Scripts automatically yield to… Continue reading Yielding In suiteScript

Approve custom record using suitescrip

In NetSuite, the N/action module’s action.find function is used to locate a specific action (e.g., a custom button, workflow action, or standard action) on a record. This is particularly useful in Client Scripts or Suitelets when you need to dynamically check if an action exists or retrieve its details before performing operations, such as enabling/disabling… Continue reading Approve custom record using suitescrip

Calling Back end suitelet from User event

UserEvent: let recordId = scriptContext.newRecord.id; let billObj = toGetBillingScheduleDetails(recordId); let domain = url.resolveDomain({ hostType: url.HostType.APPLICATION }); var suiteletPath = url.resolveScript({ scriptId: ‘customscript_jj_sl_assignresourcetotask’, deploymentId: ‘customdeploy_jj_sl_assignresourcetotask’, returnExternalUrl: true }); let fullUrl = ‘https://’ + domain + suiteletPath; var response = https.post({ url: suiteletPath, headers: { ‘Content-Type’: ‘application/json’, ‘User-Agent’ : ‘Mozilla/5.0’ }, body: JSON.stringify({ billObj }) }); log.debug(‘Suitelet… Continue reading Calling Back end suitelet from User event