@mayerlench I know you can have a scriptable cart on SCA but most of the actual coding work is done within the SSP Files. Ask @PabloZ within #suitecommerce

@mayerlench hi, my experience says it's a bad idea to have scriptable cart in both SCA 1 and SCA 2

are you familiar with scriptable cart?

is your site actively using it?

otherwise, go to setup website and turn off "Scriptable cart and checkout"

@alien4u This cant be done with netsuite modules?

I don't think the insert image within the excel can be done as far as I know...

@PabloZ The client scripts were applied to sales order with a script record. They were customizations for sales reps when entering orders. I would have thought this wouldnt effect the website

if you have "scriptable cart" turned on, they do

otherwise they don't

Can anyone tell me why i am getting a loop on this?

function fieldChanged(scriptContext) {
    	var currentRecord = scriptContext.currentRecord;
    	function changeToCaps(scriptContext) {
    		if (scriptContext.fieldId === 'custrecord_itemsupplier_suppliercode') {
    		var preCaps = currentRecord.getValue({fieldId: 'custrecord_itemsupplier_suppliercode'});
    		var afterCaps = preCaps.toUpperCase();
    		currentRecord.setValue({fieldId:'custrecord_itemsupplier_suppliercode', value: afterCaps});
    		}
    	}

the error i am getting is

InternalError too much recursion

Have you written a function inside a funct?

yes.

like this.

function pageInit(scriptContext) {

    }

    function fieldChanged(scriptContext) {
    	var currentRecord = scriptContext.currentRecord;
    	function changeToCaps(scriptContext) {
    		if (scriptContext.fieldId === 'custrecord_itemsupplier_suppliercode') {
    			var preCaps = currentRecord.getValue({fieldId: 'custrecord_itemsupplier_suppliercode'});
    			var afterCaps = preCaps.toUpperCase();
    			currentRecord.setValue({fieldId:'custrecord_itemsupplier_suppliercode', value: afterCaps});
    		}
    	}
    	changeToCaps(scriptContext);
    }

    function postSourcing(scriptContext) {

    }

oooo i think i know the problem now.

Can you do checking of the field before the second func?

function fieldChanged(scriptContext) { var currentRecord = scriptContext.currentRecord; if (scriptContext.fieldId === 'custrecord_itemsupplier_suppliercode')

Yeah just figured that out. Silly error.

And is there specific reason you have written two func? for fieldchange?

I am using 1 script file and want to reuse in the future to add more functionality.

The if is definitely working properly i am just getting the error all the time when i try to change the one field.

Doesn;t make any sense.

function fieldChanged(scriptContext) {
    	var currentRecord = scriptContext.currentRecord;
    	if (scriptContext.fieldId === 'custrecord_itemsupplier_suppliercode') {
    		function changeToCaps(scriptContext) {
    			var preCaps = currentRecord.getValue({fieldId: 'custrecord_itemsupplier_suppliercode'});
    			var afterCaps = preCaps.toUpperCase();
    			currentRecord.setValue({fieldId:'custrecord_itemsupplier_suppliercode', value: afterCaps});
    		}
    		changeToCaps(scriptContext);
    	}
    }

Looks like this now.

If you want reuse the func it will better if you could write it outside!

@karlenigma You need to use

ignoreFieldChanged

yeah, you're changing the changed field on fieldchange...

that loops heh

If you script change the value of a field which also triggers something on change you need to use this... otherwise it will loop...

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