I've got a puzzling challenge for an item fulfillment script. I use an external system to extract serial numbers (issueinventorynumber) and then need to put them into the inventoryDetail of serialized items. My approach to get around the client issue of adding iventoryDetail was to work on the linked Sales Order. This was fine until multi-line was introduced. My question, how can I refer to the line in the item fulfillment to the one in the Sales Order to add the inventoryDetail? Or, am I going about this all wrong with modifying the sales order in the first place.

its unusual to use client script in an integration

I would think adding inventory detail at item fulfillment time is perhaps more common

@Shawn Talbert That is ideal, but in the client script cannot work on the inventoryDetail record. Note, this is being done to validate the serial numbers actually exist in the destination. I would need to check if the "Save" action works with a quantity specified and no Serial Numbers provided. I was getting notifications that nothing can happen as the Serial Numbers do not match the quantity, which I believe was preventing the User Event script from running to fill it out.

client script supports getting values from inventory details

@battk "getting" but not "Setting" on the Item Fulfillment Create record (currentRecord)

this actually looks like you can do this from a client script deployed to the inventory detail record

interesting, so from the ue setup the call into the inventory detail script?

use a record level client script deployed to the inventory detail

So in this case, opening the inventory detail would access the underlying "currentRecord" to get the item to decode?

Window.parent will allow access to the parent window

thanks

what does your attempt look like

I was trying something with the window.opener, but that doesn't exist

window.opener.require(['N/currentRecord'], function (sourceRecord: record.ClientCurrentRecord) {
}

no idea what you have going on with the parameters

I'm lost on the setup

there is no sourceRecord, record or ClientCurrentRecord

The window.opener doens't exist and swapping "opener" with "parent" gives me a typescript issue.

im not very surprised, the N/currentRecord Module only has one method, ands its name doesnt match any of your inputs

Do I ignore the message about window.parent.require? This is regardless if I change to the following:

window.parent.require(['N/currentRecord'], function (currentRecord: record.ClientCurrentRecord) { }

Property 'require' does not exist on type 'Window'

ideally you setup your globals to include it

OK added require to my globals, but I'm still missing something, this is hitting bootstrap for dependency checks then falling out.

window.parent.require(['N/currentRecord'], function (currentRecord) {
            const parentRecord = currentRecord.get()
            const barcodesInput = parentRecord.getSublistText({
                sublistId: 'item',
                fieldId: 'barcode',
                line: 0
            });
            console.log('Inventory Detail pageInit: ' + barcodesInput);
        });