Whats wrong with this constructor? Am i allowed to do this? NS seems to like it when i dont make a contructor there... define(['N/currentRecord', 'N/log', 'N/ui/dialog'], function (record, log, dialog) { function Sublist(lines, quantities = [], names = []) { this.lines = lines; this.quantities = quantities; this.names = names; } // var initialSublist = new Sublist(); function beforeLoad(context) { }//end of beforeLoad return { beforeLoad: beforeLoad, } });//end of everything

I'm not sure if it matters but it might be the extra comma at the end

nah that wasnt it. When i comment out the constructor i get no errors

constructors are usually for classes

I don't think SS2.0 supports default params. Change it to SS2.1 or use

this.quantities = quantities || [];

instead

oof i think that was it