has anyone set transaction item options through Su...
# suitescript
c
has anyone set transaction item options through SuiteScript?
a
You need to work with sublists. Take a look ta example 3 here Edit: Fixed link.
j
@Alan Fitch that link’s got your company’s ID in it
I think @chris.mixon is talking about the “Details” area though (itemoptions)
@chris.mixon you can do it serverside w/
record.setCurrentSublistValue()
don’t think it’s possible (or easy) clientside as it’s in that popup window.
a
@jen what are you gonna do about it?
j
?
I just mean that link doesn’t work for other people
a
Ah. For some reason people here treat it like a big secret.
j
I just err on the side of not revealing anything about our company. Just in case.
though by comparing ID I have an idea how much longer we’ve been w/NS than others, lol
we are < 700000
a
How long if I may ask?
b
team 6 digits was likely on na0 at some point
j
2007 I think
b
onto the actual subject, set the custom column
ignore the options column
c
thanks for everyone’s responses. I had tried the record.setSublistValue(), but it did not seem to work. However, based on the responses it sounds like it is user error. At least now, I know I’m going in the right direction.
j
Don’t forget to
record.commitLine()
at the end