Hi all, How to get Customer Fields in 20.2 Backend Model Using 2.0 Script.

If you want data fields about the current user then you can use the N/runtime module. If you want to get fields from their record, you can use the internal ID of that user to load a customer record using N/record

Hi Steve, When i am trying to load the Customer Record in Backend Model. I am facing the permission related issue, is there any solution for that.

You will need to elevate the permissions on the service file so that it executes the file with sufficient additional permissions. For example, as the Advanced Customer Center.

Hi Steve, when I'm trying to get the ContextDate.item() in my custom function using SC View. I'm facing this issue.

Can you share your code?

define('Netscore.LoyaltyPointsinPLPPDP.LoyaltyPointsinPLPPDP.View', [ 'SCView', 'netscore_loyaltypointsinplppdp_loyaltypointsinplppdp.tpl', "Netscore.LoyaltyPointsinPLPPDP.LoyaltyPointsinPLPPDP.Model" ], function ( SCViewModule, netscore_loyaltypointsinplppdp_loyaltypointsinplppdp_tpl, LoyaltyPointsinPLPPDPModel ) { 'use strict'; var Environment; var SCView = SCViewModule.SCView; function LoyaltyPointsinPLPPDPView (options) { SCView.call(this, options); this.template = netscore_loyaltypointsinplppdp_loyaltypointsinplppdp_tpl; this.contextDataRequest = ['item']; Environment=options.Environment; var slef=this; this.model=new LoyaltyPointsinPLPPDPModel(); this.model.fetch().done(function(){ slef.render(); }); } function getItemEligibility(){ var isEligible; var item=this.contextData.item(); console.log("item",item); isEligible=item.custitem_item_is_eligible; if((isEligible != 'undefined') ||(isEligible != '') || (isEligible != null)) { return isEligible; } return false; } LoyaltyPointsinPLPPDPView.prototype = Object.create(SCView.prototype); LoyaltyPointsinPLPPDPView.prototype.constructor = LoyaltyPointsinPLPPDPView; LoyaltyPointsinPLPPDPView.prototype.render = function () { SCView.prototype.render.call(this); } LoyaltyPointsinPLPPDPView.prototype.getContext = function () { console.log("thiss",this.model); //debugger; var isLoggedIn; var isLoyaltyEnabled=Environment.getConfig('loyaltyapp.enableloyaltyprogram'); console.log("isLoyaltyEnabled",isLoyaltyEnabled); var isEnableDisplayPointsPLP=Environment.getConfig('loyaltyapp.enablepointsdisplayplp'); console.log("isEnableDisplayPointsPLP",isEnableDisplayPointsPLP); var isCustomerELigibleforLoyalty='F',userid,isLoggedIn; isCustomerELigibleforLoyalty=this.model.get("iseligibleforloyalty"); userid=this.model &&this.model.get("cust_id"); if(userid!=0) isLoggedIn=true; else isLoggedIn=false; return { isProductEligible:getItemEligibility(), // points: this.getPointsforThisItem(), isCustomerELigibleforLoyalty: isCustomerELigibleforLoyalty, isLoggedIn: isLoggedIn, isLoyaltyEnabled: isLoyaltyEnabled, isEnableDisplayPointsPLP: isEnableDisplayPointsPLP }; } return LoyaltyPointsinPLPPDPView })

OK, there are quite a few mistakes and bad practices here

Is there any example for that.

You use

this.[property]

in your own code...

var item=this.contextData.item(); that line I wrote directly in initialize function only, but still I'm getting the same error.

SCView derived classes don't have an

initialize

function, their constructors act like

initilalize

. The point is that if you're going to have

getItemEligibility

function, then you should be putting this as a property in your constructor. Eg,

this.getItemEligibility = function () {...}

. In that function you should then be able to use

this.contextData

, or, at least, pass it in.

Hi Steve, I'm trying to display one value in PLP page for all items, that value came from backend model. The value will be displayed ,but it takes some time. So for that I'm using self.render(),but its not working, can you help me on that.

Generally speaking, sure. What exactly is the problem?

I,m trying to display some points based on item price in PLP. Here the issue is points will be displayed after some time when the page is loaded.

The fetch to get the points should return a promise. Using a done() or then() handler, you can tell the view to render when the fetch completes.

Hi Steve, I've wrote the code like this, but still i am facing the same issue.