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I'm going to try asking this a different way.

In the attached snippet I have the json that is being sent and restLet that it's being sent to. In this case it's being sent to the POST function.

The Project/Job record is created but the only field that seems to be populated is `companyname` and `recordtype`. All of the other fields are left empty or get a default value.
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<@UGVAU6P7H> have you put any debugging into your for(var fldName loop?

I suspect your problem is in that area, maybe naming mismatches or something is not functioning in that loop properly to be able to get to rec.setValue

hope you noticed by now, but your for loop is missing braces

Thanks for these suggestions. I am a salesforce developer with little javascript experience. The code was simply taken from Netsuite's restlet examples and seems to work well in making a customer record.

<@UGVAU6P7H> best of luck to you.  I was a former Java developer, then Salesforce developer, then Groovy and NetSuite.  It helps to use a "linter" to help catch common mistakes or static code issues.  They will help you find issues like missing braces.  A code formatter will also help keep your code neatly indented and organized.

Also, take any code examples from SuiteAnswers with a heavy dose of salt.  Don't even assume they work or have been tested.  I have seen numerous examples where the code was just plain wrong.  It's a good guide, but sometimes misleading.

The problem was definitely due to the missing brackets. Thanks!