Many times, we want to get dynamic information from the user but we do not want an underlying record structure. In this case, we need sublist data. What we learned is that in SuiteScript 2.0, the scriptContext object supplied in a BeforeSubmit operation is carrying along the dynamic data submitted by the user; however… Continue reading SuiteScript – Read Dynamic Sublist Data
Author: Viyoosh Vinod
ES6+ Features to Adopt in SuiteScript 2.1
SuiteScript version 2.1 is out of beta and beginning on the 2021.1 release, all SuiteScript 2.x scripts will be running as SuiteScript 2.1 by default, so you had better test your existing scripts for any bugs or declare them as v2.0 and wait until a later time to validate. To change your scripts to use SuiteScript v2.1… Continue reading ES6+ Features to Adopt in SuiteScript 2.1
Automatically Load Specific NetSuite Forms via SuiteScript
NetSuite Server Side SuiteScript (2.1) to Automatically Redirect and Load Form The following script illustrates the general pattern to redirect to a specific form. In the pattern below, the logic is hard coded for customer records to load form 108. const beforeLoad = (scriptContext) => { var logTitle = “beforeLoad ” + scriptContext.type + “… Continue reading Automatically Load Specific NetSuite Forms via SuiteScript
Dynamically Execute a Form Button using NetSuite SuiteScript 2.0
Sample SuiteScript 2.0 code to Dynamically Create Button to Fire Two SuiteLets In the code example below, using SuiteScript 2.0 it is relatively easy to see how you can hook up a button to fire not one, but two SuiteLets. The first Suitelet does not have a user interface and performs work server side. The… Continue reading Dynamically Execute a Form Button using NetSuite SuiteScript 2.0
Using the ‘N/cache’ Module
Cache is a type of temporary storage that you can use as you create scripts When to Use Cache Using a cache improves performance by eliminating the need for scripts in your account to repeatedly retrieve the same piece of data. This tool is primarily helpful on two fronts: Using cache can reduce the memory that your… Continue reading Using the ‘N/cache’ Module
Setting field mandatory to True/false using Client Script
Using SS2.0 on a client script you can make it mandatory. You can set mandatory using SuiteScript 2.0 though although it does not works in 1.0. Below, is an example snippet using client script on customer record
Working with Shopping Cart
The internal ID for this record is shoppingcart. You can use the UI to create saved searches with data from the shopping cart. Go to Lists > Search > Saved Searches > New > Shopping cart. The shopping cart record is scriptable in server SuiteScript only. The shopping cart record is not fully scriptable. Only search… Continue reading Working with Shopping Cart
SUITESCRIPT EXAMPLE – SENDING EMAIL TO MULTIPLE RECIPIENTS
The N/email.send() method supports multiple recipients as well as CC and BCC functionality: MULTIPLE RECIPIENTS The recipients property supports a single internal ID or a single email address string to send to one person, or an Array of those to send to multiple people. Here we have an Array containing two email addresses, thus our t line on the email will… Continue reading SUITESCRIPT EXAMPLE – SENDING EMAIL TO MULTIPLE RECIPIENTS
SuiteScript 2.0 manually add items to communications tab
Add email manually to the communications tab of a transaction The messages sublist is not editable or dynamic, so you do not add items to it directly. Instead you add to it by sending an email via the N/email.send() API and providing the relevant transaction as a Related Record in the options.
NetSuite Send an email to all users who have a specific role in suite script
Sample script that send emails for all users according to their roles. Search for all employees with a particular role, then loop through them to send the email.