workflowaction227 is not definedvar workflowInstanceId1 = workflow.trigger({ recordId: transferOrderId, // replace with an actual record id recordType: 'transferorder', workflowId: '119', actionId: workflowaction227 });

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

Based on the conversations, it seems like you're trying to trigger a workflow using SuiteScript and encountering an issue with

workflowaction227

not being defined. In your code,

workflowaction227

is being used as the

actionId

in the

workflow.trigger

function. However, it seems like

workflowaction227

is not defined anywhere in your code, hence the error. The

actionId

parameter should be the internal ID of the action you want to trigger in the workflow. You need to replace

workflowaction227

with the actual internal ID of the workflow action you want to trigger. Here's an example of how you might define it:

javascript
var workflowaction227 = 'customworkflowaction_myaction'; // replace with your actual workflow action internal ID

var workflowInstanceId1 = workflow.trigger({
    recordId: transferOrderId, // replace with an actual record id
    recordType: 'transferorder',
    workflowId: '119',
    actionId: workflowaction227
});

Please replace

'customworkflowaction_myaction'

with the internal ID of your actual workflow action. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******

If this is suitescript, try wrapping workflowaction227 in single quotes or double quotes, like var workflowInstanceId1 = workflow.trigger({ recordId: transferOrderId, // replace with an actual record id recordType: 'transferorder', workflowId: '119', actionId: 'workflowaction227' }); [4:11 PM] Without the quotes, you're using workflowaction227 as a variable name, and I don't know whether you defined any variables in your script with the name workflowaction227, nor do I know what data you stored in that variable. But I think you meant simply to indicate the scriptID of the workflowaction to trigger. [4:11 PM] If that's the case, just wrap it in quotes to indicate it is a string literal and not a variable. (edited)