Hi, can someone help me on search I have a function that load a saved search and doing fine. But whenever I call the first function and try to add another filter it shows error "Cannot read property 'push' of undefined. Here's my code

var activeContractsObj = *getListOfActiveContracts*(); // this is the function that calls the saved search

      

console.*log*('parameter:' + cfg.CONTRACT.SALES_ORDER_NAME + 'customer:' + customer);

      

var srchFilters = activeContractsObj.filters;

      

var customFilters = [];

      

customFilters = [cfg.CONTRACT.SALES_ORDER_NAME, search.Operator.ANYOF, customer];

      

srchFilters.*push*(customFilters);

      

activeContractsObj = srchFilters;

Last line of code is probably not what you want

ok ill try it @battk

Did you remove the code that changes activeContractsObj

yes I remove it

function *getListOfActiveContractPerCustomer*(customer) {

        

try {

            

var activeContractsObj = *getListOfActiveContracts*();

            

console.*log*('parameter:' + cfg.CONTRACT.SALES_ORDER_NAME + 'customer:' + customer);

            

var srchFilters = activeContractsObj.filters;

            

var customFilters = [];

            

customFilters = [cfg.CONTRACT.SALES_ORDER_NAME, search.Operator.ANYOF, customer];

            

srchFilters.*push*(customFilters);

_// activeContractsObj = srchFilters;_

_// activeContractsObj.filters.push(search.createFilter({ name: cfg.CONTRACT.SALES_ORDER_NAME, operator: search.Operator.ANYOF, values: customer }));_

            

return activeContractsObj.*run*().*getRange*(0, 1); _// get only the active contract with max subscription end date_

        

} catch (error) {

            

console.*log*('getListOfActiveContractPerCustomer:' + error);

        

}

    

}

It returns an array

so do i need to remove the .run() part on my first function?

Depends on what you want to do

ah I see.. I thought if I can put it on the object I can filter it whenever I needed it. i was planning to use same searchObject all throughout the code to lessen the load of the system..

you can copy its filters and columns to make new searches if you want

"you can copy its filters and columns to make new searches if you want" - this is what I'm trying to do hehe

you use search.create to make a new search

thanks @battk for pointing out my problem. I think what will I do is to search on my object. Maybe I'll use array.find on this 🙂