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New to NetSuite | N/currentRecord: currentRecord.get()
In our previous article, New to NetSuite | N/currentRecord Module Overview, we discussed the purpose and usage of the N/currentRecord module.
As part of our continued exploration of the N/currentRecord module, this article introduces another useful method: currentRecord.get(). This method plays a key role in client-side scripting by allowing you to work with the record that is currently active on the user’s screen.
What is currentRecord.get()?
The currentRecord.get() method retrieves a currentRecord.CurrentRecord object. This object represents the record that is open and active on the current page in the NetSuite UI.
What Does It Return?
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