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How to resolve the error: Cannot set property "JSZipSync" of undefined in Suitelet?
Hi there
I have the following script which I am trying to use to export from the saved search results in a Suitelet to Excel.
/** *@NApiVersion 2.x *@NScriptType Suitelet */ define(["N/search", "N/file", "N/https"], function (search, file, https) { function onRequest(context) { // Load the library file from the filing cabinet var libraryFile = file.load({ id: 21973, }); // Read the contents of the library file var libraryContents = libraryFile.getContents(); // Evaluate the contents of the library file to make the functions it contains available in your script eval(libraryContents); // Replace this with the ID of the saved search you want to run var searchId = "customsearch_my_saved_search"; // Run the search and get the results var
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