According to the NetSuite documentation, Item Ful...
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According to the NetSuite documentation, Item Fulfillment is scriptable on the server side. Specifically, it mentions that scripts can interact with Item Fulfillments during processes like validateLine, fieldChanged, etc. I’ve tested these entry points but haven’t seen the desired results. Could you clarify how to properly set up client or server scripts for Item Fulfillment, especially using the validateLine function?
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Based on the conversations, it seems that you can use the
pageInit
function in a client script to run a script on Item Fulfillment page load in the NetSuite UI. For automating invoice/cash sale creation that triggers upon saving the item fulfillment record, you can use the
nlapiTransformRecord
function. However, you don't need to set any quantity on the transformed record, as the transform does that for you. If your
Invoice in Advance of Fulfillment
or
Show Unfulfilled Items on Invoices
preference is enabled, then your invoice would be for all quantity, regardless of fulfillment. To preserve a field value from an Item Fulfillment after it gets billed and creates a Sales Invoice, you can use
pageInit
or
beforeLoad
in a user event script. You can deploy the script on the invoice and use the URL to figure out which item fulfillment you should be getting. Here is a sample code snippet for transforming a sales order into an invoice:
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require(["N/record"], function (record) {
  record
    .transform({ fromType: "salesorder", fromId: "4212", toType: "invoice" })
    .save();
});
And here is a sample code snippet for using `nlapiTransformRecord`:
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var invoice = nlapiTransformRecord('salesorder', salesOrder, 'invoice');
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