In web development, providing a smooth and intuitive user experience is essential. When users navigate through a web page using the tab key, it’s beneficial to provide visual cues to indicate which element currently has focus. Solution: This can be achieved by adding a hover effect to buttons when they receive focus during tab navigation.… Continue reading Enhancing Button Interaction with Tab Navigation
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Disable the button to prevent multiple clicks
It’s common to encounter situations where a user may unintentionally click a button multiple times, leading to undesirable consequences or duplicate actions. Solution: To prevent such scenarios, We can use the techniques to disable buttons temporarily after the first click. One popular method involves using JavaScript/jQuery to manipulate the button’s properties dynamically. The first part… Continue reading Disable the button to prevent multiple clicks
to convert date in this “Fri Mar 24 2017 00:00:00 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)” format to”2017-03-24″ in suitescript
to convert date in this format “Fri Mar 24 2017 00:00:00 GMT-0400” to “2017-03-24” add module N/format. then use the method format. Eg: if(datedonated) { let lastDonation = new Date (datedonated); let formattedDate = format.format({ value: lastDonation, … Continue reading to convert date in this “Fri Mar 24 2017 00:00:00 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)” format to”2017-03-24″ in suitescript
isDynamic and isRecalc
isDynamic and isRecalc are parameters used when working with record objects. Let’s understand the purpose of each parameter: isDynamic: The isDynamic parameter is used to indicate whether you want to work with a record object in dynamic mode. When isDynamic is set to true, it allows you to access and manipulate any field or subrecord… Continue reading isDynamic and isRecalc
Add errors contents to files based on the date
A file contains the errors that are created on the same date function fileCreate(document, errorMessage, errorDate) {try {let dateArray = [];let csvData = “Order ID, Error message\r\n”;csvData += document + ‘,’ + errorMessage + “\r\n”;let folderSearchObj = search.create({type: “folder”,filters:[[“internalid”, “anyof”, ” “]],columns:[search.createColumn({ name: “numfiles”, label: “# of Files” }),search.createColumn({name: “name”,join: “file”,label: “Name”}),search.createColumn({name: “internalid”,join: “file”,label: “Internal… Continue reading Add errors contents to files based on the date
Map/ Reduce Structure for high data
For example, if there are 5 files and each file has over 50000 lines. We need to process each line from the files for all 5 files. We need to create a script parameter for the map-reduce script with no default value or set the default value as the first file referring key value. In… Continue reading Map/ Reduce Structure for high data
Get the Current Date with Time Zone and Preferred Format Using SuiteScript
The user can use SuiteScript to get the current date or time by using the supplied code. It helps format dates in emails, printed forms, and other editable text.
Date Manipulation with the addWeekToDate Function in FreeMarker
To simplify this process, a custom function called addWeekToDate can be implemented. This article will explore the addWeekToDate function, its implementation, and its usage within an EFT template. Understanding the addWeekToDate Function: The addWeekToDate function takes an input date and returns a new date that is one week ahead. Let’s break down the implementation step… Continue reading Date Manipulation with the addWeekToDate Function in FreeMarker
Function to remove buttons in custom record
Function to remove buttons in custom record
To disable a checkbox in edit context if it was checked initially during the record creation.
The checkbox was checked during the record creation, and when record is edited then it should be disabled. In User Event Script, beforeLoad(scriptContext) entry point is used. It has scriptContext.form as a parameter.