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How to use async SS2.0 N/ui/dialog in a saveRecord client event?
Hello,
Asking this here because I can't find a SuiteScript 2.0 space. (I give negative 5 stars to this forum web application)
What is the pattern or strategy to use the N/ui/dialog which returns a Promise in a saveRecord clietn event to give the user an option to abort a save operation? Due to the asynchronous nature of the dialog component I don't see how we can conditionally abort the the save (i.e. return false) based on the button the user presses. The only pattern I've come up with would require burning CPU in a tight loop waiting for the promise result. Yuck.
Steve Klett | Senior Developer
NetValue Technology
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