when a suitelet creates a custom record, does it not trigger the user event scripts on that custom record?

Ideally I would like to do something with nlapiSubmitField rather than having to load the record and all of it's data to update the price lines. It seems the GBP pricing I can affect using nlapiSubmitField('item', id, 'price') but I can't see how to affect the USD/EUR prices (in multicurrency on item records)

is there a select source for AP Accounts?

Or do I need to manual load the accounts and assemble my own select list

@fkrauthan a custom field can have the list/record of

Account

, and it can be filtered using type = Accounts Payable. in a suitelet though, i think you need to pull the values via search(or whatever) and add the options to a generic(ie: no 'source') select field

hmm that sucks. That way I lose the smart filtering etc that netsuite offers

Netsuite shows that select field all the time...

yeah, in the UI, on a custom record, or as a custom field on any of the existing records/transactions it's straight forward. suitelets just don't cover 100% of the functionality of the native screens, at least not easily. 😄

One of the most annoying flaws in netsuites bundle system...

@creece Thanks

Anybody have an Idea why this is not working but the same formula work perfectly on the UI?

Can you check that paramMemebers (misspelled?) is an array of strings and not numbers

@jkabot

var memberCost = translate(getMembersCost(Object.keys(newQuantities)));

Yes is an array,...

When you run a searches in the UI it makes an http request to some script handler. HTTP request converts all your parameters to strings. So it might work in the UI with an array of numbers (since it gets converted), but not on the server

I am talking about

[123, 456, 789]

vs

["123", "456", "789"]

According to this should be the case: Object.keys() returns an array whose elements are strings corresponding to the enumerable properties found directly upon object . The ordering of the properties is the same as that given by looping over the properties of the object manually

true but you're wrapping it in a few other function calls nvm didn't read. Dunno then 🤷

JavaScript is awesome and also NetSuite API around it...

look at this...

Type of Members 8/16/2018 4:28 pm Alien Torres

object

jajajaja

Members Ids 8/16/2018 4:28 pm Alien Torres [ "28", "83493" ]

to check that something is an array you need to do

Array.isArray(membersIds)

my formula which work perfectly in the UI is

well like I said when you run a search on the client all of the arguments are converted to strings when it gets sent over HTTP

so somewhere there's probably a number / string mixup

something is happening here Im sure,...

runtime.getCurrentScript().getParameter({ name: 'custscript_best_cost_formula_item' })

is there way to get schedule script start time using suitescript apis ?