@reptar Not sure if this helps Suite Answer Id: 62391

If this is a suitelet and not attached by button to the record in question then would be the only way i would have thought.

surely you could just put a filter on the search

filters: ['invoice.internalid', 'anyof', [invoiceId]]

instead of

var inv = line.getValue({ name: 'internalid', join: 'invoice' });
    if (inv == invoiceid) {

@jkabot Thanks, admittedly I'm just learning searching and have done few joins. Much appreciated.

👍 any kind of search you could set up in the UI you can also do in a script there's even a chrome extension to generate the code necessary to reproduce a saved search

I have it, but haven't used it.

Is there a way to set the inventorydetail subrecord on Item Receipt lines to mandatory? I’ve found that using hasSubrecord() on the line to check if there is one determines whether you’ve opened the Inventory Detail screen, but it doesn’t ensure that something has been set.

@reptar It’s a great extension. It provides 1.0 and 2.0 versions of the code to use in your script.

Create your search and save it first, then go back to Edit and you’ll see a link on the top-right side of the Edit Search page.

So, anyway I can search 'countries' in Netsuite via country-code?

I've got an integration that provides a country-code, and I want to set the appropriate country in an address

There's a search filter for countrycode in the Schema Browser

And column

@darrenhillconsulting No as far as I know that record/list is not searchable or scriptable but is standarized which mean is using stardard country codes...

In an old project I just have a JSON with the info from NetSuite list, a better approach would be to request that list from an external system or query some free API...

Data - Country.io https://restcountries.eu/

Funny NetSuite thing of the day...

You can Edit an Item fulfillment and manually enter a Shipping Cost, if there is not Shipping Method in the Item Fulfillment the Shipping Cost would not be stored with the record but there is no Alert, warning or anything about this.

wait…we only get one weird NS bug a day?

Man I’ve got stuff banked for months

hahahaha

Question which I feel I should know the answer to: I have a form that’s built by SS1.0 using nlapiCreateForm. Is there a way to do “normal” NS fieldChange stuff with it or do i have to do DOMmy things?

like, I need to write a FieldChange fn and have it do a couple of things when certain fields change

but not sure where to put that code

@jen That form is a Suitelet?

@alien4u yep

In the code that create the form/suitelet you would be able to link a clientScript For SS 2.0 would be

form.clientScriptModulePath = "./ClienScript.js";

That ClientScript would have normal fieldChanged functions and stuff...