Anyone have any idea why my HTML form isn't submitting values to Netsuite on POST? For context, I have created an html page where people can do data entry, and one element they requested was to be able to add new lines for Lot Numbers. I did so by making a

div

with the id "addme", then having a button that runs a function that adds a new element by running

document.createElement()

, then

.setAttribute()

, then finally

.appendChild()

on each element before it gets added to the div. As in the image, there are two text fields whose values I need to extract value from. Debugging from the Execution log though, I can only seem to get the value from the first textbox, with the other one not even registering. Everything has been able to push onto Netsuite (and the custom record is able to generate just fine), but the values from the last textbox just won't appear. Any and all ideas appreciated, thanks.

make sure your input elements have a name attribute. usually best to make it the same as the

id

with some sort of counter for each added element name ie.

<input type="text" id="lotnumber1" name="lotnumber1" class="form-control" required/>

i've added the

name

attribute with a similar value to the

id

attribute, yet it still won't push. for context, this is what the generated row looks like:

<input id="lot0" type="text" name="lot0" style="height: 70px; width: 360…px; text-align: center;" placeholder="Lot Number..." required="">

i'm currently trying other things to get it to push through, like adding a

required

tag just for redundancy, but I'm drawing a blank. My last-ditch idea would be to merge the counter to the Lot Number and have a separator and just parse it when it enters back to the POST of the suitelet, though I'm still hoping someone out there has an idea.

do you have a form element with a method?

<form method="post">....</form>

yes, but not quite the same format as yours:

<form method="post" class="form-horizontal" action="...<http://netsuite.com|netsuite.com>...;deploy=1">

i've shrunked the action just in case, but it routes to a suitelet i've deployed. and yes, the entire html page is a form.

what is your submit action button/input?

Are you loading serverWidget?

use React with you'r html

The only difference i can see compared to a similar submission i have, is your submit button doesn't have an id. I wouldn't think that would have an impact, but you never know

after much trial and error as my overtime would allow, I've deduced the

disabled

attribute to be the reason why it wasn't getting sent. I added this so it would prevent user input in one of the fields (forcing them to use the counter buttons instead). I ended up resolving it by removing the attribute through an

onsubmit

function call from the

form

tag, since doing an

onclick

function call from the

submit

button didn't seem to register before the object was sent back to POST. thanks for taking the time to reply though! truly appreciated the extra input. @Marat I'll consider it for the next project, thanks. I've personally haven't learned it yet, but I'll definitely be reading up on it.

I find MDBootstrap Javascript really easy to work with in NS when not using N/ui/serverWidget