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oh, I'm using SS1.0, I guess I should start using SS2.0, create a form in the Suitelet and then attach my client script to that form to run on initialization, correct?

just FYI - SS1.0 equivalent for this would be form.setScript(clientScriptId)

Thanks <@U88N132LS>, new question now: how do I pass my variable from the client script to the Suitelet?

if you have to receive the value in your suitelet after submitting your form, set the value in a form field using nlapiSetFieldValue, if you want to reload the form -- you can set the variable as an http param to your suitelet url and then use window.location = Suiteleturl + param or window.open methods to reload the form(here you can use request.getAllParameters() or request.getParameter({name: paramname}) to get your variable value

Hey <@U88N132LS>, I'm trying to use a client script to capture a whole bunch of HTML data from budget records then  dump it to be displayed in a Suitelet. Having trouble creating a InlineHTML form field where I can have the client script put the html data..

instead of passing the variable, create a hidden field with the suitelet and put the value in that field.  Then your client script can get the value using nlapiGetFieldValue(&lt;fieldid&gt;)

<@U2QGK3FA5>: Hi, If you want to keep using existing way simply add the inlinehtml or Richtext field to the suitelet form in your suitelet code(this is kind of server side) -- See form.addField(name, type, label, sourceOrRadio, tab) --(Check nlobjForm and nlobjField in Help documentation.)

Then do as <@U38PGCNGN> said, update that field from your client script code.

Btw, can't you capture the data from budget records in your suitelet code itself ? Collect the data in suitelet code &amp; set the html field default value to your html( converted to html string)

<@U38PGCNGN>: Gerrom , Is that you. So nice to see you here... remember me? ( Pat's friend )