I am testing a beforesubmit user event script when a sales order is entered through our SuiteCommerce web store. The custom transaction line field is empty when it comes from the web store. How can I ensure that information is available?

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

Based on the conversations, it seems like you are facing an issue where a custom transaction line field is not being populated when a sales order is entered through your SuiteCommerce web store. This could be due to a variety of reasons, including the execution context of your script, the order of script execution, or the field properties. Here are some suggestions to resolve this issue: 1. Check the Execution Context: Ensure that your User Event script is set to execute in the correct context. If your script is not set to execute in the web store context, it may not be triggered when a sales order is entered through the SuiteCommerce web store. 2. Check the Field Properties: Make sure that the custom transaction line field is set to store the value. If the 'Store Value' property is not checked, the value entered in the field may not be saved. 3. Check the Order of Script Execution: If there are multiple scripts associated with the sales order, the order in which they are executed could affect the final value of the custom transaction line field. You can check and modify the order of script execution by navigating to Customization → Scripting → Scripted Records. 4. Use a Client Script: If the custom transaction line field is mandatory and you are unable to populate it using a User Event script, you could consider using a Client Script instead. You can use the

validateLine

or

validateField

function to check if the field has been populated in the UI. 5. Modify Field Requirement: If the field is mandatory, you could consider making it optional before record load and then setting the value before record submit. This could potentially bypass the issue of NetSuite imposing the mandatory flag requirement before the script gets triggered. Remember to thoroughly test any changes in a sandbox environment before deploying them to your live site. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******