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SuiteScript 2.0 UpperCase function
This SuiteAnswers shows SuiteScript 1 using the toUpperCase() function
ValidateField Sample (custhelp.com)
I am trying to use something similar in SuiteScript 2.0, but it appears to error.
This is the line I am using:
var shiptopostcodelettersU = shiptopostcodeletters.toUpperCase();
The source variable (shiptopostcodeletters) should be two alphanumeric characters (it is sourced from a postcode field using):
var shiptopostcodeletters = shiptopostcode.split(/[0-9]/,1);
Should toUpperCase(); work in SuiteScript 2.0, or is there an alternative function I should be using?
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