use lodash

and just around it

for (let i = 0; i < clientAccounts.length; i++) {
                            log.debug({title: 'Trying to Match', details: {
                                    hasNetsuiteAccount: clientAccounts[i].netsuiteAccount,
                                    accountIdOne: clientAccounts[i].netsuiteAccount.id,
                                    accountIdTwo: accountId,
                                    match: clientAccounts[i].netsuiteAccount.id === accountId,
                                }});
                            if (clientAccounts[i].netsuiteAccount && clientAccounts[i].netsuiteAccount.id === accountId) {
                                matchingAccount = true;
                                break;
                            }
                        }

for some reason it always reads the first value of the array rather then iterating thru it

let

it will read the 1st value if you break and let isn't 5.1

oh wait a sec

var is what you want

yup

my bad. I screwed something up here

i think it's funny you have to return true every time using each() on a saved search run(). seems like the developer should be tasked with ending a loop prematurely.

saved search result set i mean

Deployments aren't locked, are they?

that's where permissions would be set

The question I'm driving at is - can you lock the Script but not its Deployment(s)?

oh so you would just leave deployments unlocked/you can't lock them. And thats a common place for Netsuite users to manage external bundle permissions?

I'm not sure how common it is, but that is how one controls script permissions.

is it possible to render multiple pdf templates in one pdf file? i'm using renderPdfToResponse. for example, print multiple sales orders in one pdf file.

yes you can

<pdfset>

is what you want

ahhh yes @al3xicon that sounds familiar. must be some kind of custom extension because i didn't see that in the BFO docs. but i found it in the suitebuilder help pdf

yeah not sure where it comes from but it's worked for me

<pdfset>

as @al3xicon mention work well for doing that... however I was only able to make it work saving the file to the file cabinet as available without login and using the URL with PDF Set...

@alien4u so you're saying it won't work with renderPdfToResponse?

@brett.wilson I don't know what is your idea with renderPdfToResponse but the PDFs you want to include into one file must be files available without login in to the file cabinet, maybe somebody make it work in a different way but I did not..

yea same here

im using the template renderer module

inside of

<pdfset>

you get

<pdf src="{url}">

, so in theory you could instead have code inside of the

<pdf>

to render but i haven't tried it

yep i just used

render.transaction()

basically i want to print my custom template and support multiple records but still utilize BFO's pagination and headers and footers

don't want to have to figure all that out myself and dont want to have to serve multiple PDFs for multiple records