A customer has many user event scripts that run before/after submitting a transaction in the UI, like Sales Orders. When I create a sales order programmatically through a scheduled suitescript (NOT another user event script), however, none of those user events run on the new sales order. How would I go about triggering their event scripts in a generic/reusable way, assuming I don't know what all their script names are? (Because I genuinely don't)

general answer is to change the code / script deployment of each script

what?

find every user event script that is supposed to run and change them so that they do run

and how would i do that

or code that excludes your script

I so far know of one user event script thats supposed to run, and I see that it runs before submit function and after submit function

find the script deployment of the user event script that should run

I see the audience is set to All Roles, with some subsidiaries listed

is your user role in one of those subsidiaries

my user role being administrator?

subsidiaries limits the user event to only run on users from the listed subsidiaries

alright that is the script deployment, idk why it posted in the main thread instead of this one

if your employee record does not have those subsidiaries set, the user event script wont run for your user

What about this would say "don't execute if the sales order is submitted via scheduled suitescript"?

it generally doesn't. But it does if you manually run it

hmm yea i am manually triggering it to test so hopefully this will solve the issue, thanks

its more common for the code of the script to limit when its run

the list of subsidiaries under employee dropdown doesnt actually match up with what was on the script deployment somehow

yes

The subsidiaries in the deployment record are listed "XYZ Companies: XYZ Inc" but under the employee records, the options dont have colons like that. I'm already subsidiary "XYZ Inc"

if its ss2, it might use the N/runtime module to limit which executionContext are allowed to run the script

oh i think that might be the case, I do see that it might only execute under "WEBSTORE" context

how do you tell if the script has run or not

Because fields are not populating on the SO (that get populated via the user event script) until they edit/submit the record apparently

in general, it sounds like whoever wrote the user event script knows what they are doing

I mean it sounds like it is supposed to change the record -> it populates fields that don't get populated via my script, only when the record is submitted in the UI

the execution logs are set to error. i wouldn't expect any logs unless there are errors

I mean doesn't it show when the script runs, regardless of if any actual log statements appear

there is nothing that shows if the user event script runs or not

oof ok