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m
Does anyone here have experience using 
currentRecord.Sublist.isChanged
? I'm trying to move some SS1.0 code to SS2.0 and 
context.currentRecord.getSublist({'sublistId':'item'}).isChanged
is returning 
false
in 
validateLine
where 
nlapiIsLineItemChanged('item')
returns 
true
in the 1.0 script. My temporary workaround is to use 
window.nlapiIsLineItemChanged('item')
in the 2.0 script but I'd prefer to avoid that wherever possible.
The weirdest part is that 
context.currentRecord.getSublist({'sublistId':'item'}).isChanged
is appropriately returning true in 
validateField
, but that entry point gets me into recursive loop territory in this instance so I can't use that as an alternate workaround.
s
Well it would make a little bit of sense for the sublist to not be changed in validateLine, you are accepting/rejecting the change. But I tend to stay away from 
sublist.isChanged
e
The 
sublistChanged
entry point in 2.0 should fire any time the sublist is modified - as opposed to the 1.0 
recalc
entry point which only fired when the total of a transaction changed
m
@erictgrubaugh Ah, good to know, thanks, I'll try that as an alternate approach.
I just tested that and it's not a perfect replacement for what I'm trying to convert over; I'm specifically trying to determine if any field was actually changed on the line, but 
sublistChanged
fires anytime the 
OK
button is pressed on a line regardless of whether or not any values were actually edited. It's a subtle difference but I'm using that to determine if additional processing is actually necessary or not, so it could affect performance to flag the sublist as changed unnecessarily.
I'm mostly just confused that 
Sublist.isChanged
isn't returning the same thing as 
window.nlapiIsLineItemChanged
given that the 1.0 to 2.0 function mapping shows the former as the equivalent of 
nlapiIsLineItemChanged
, and 2.0 functions seem to often just be wrappers for 1.0 code.
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