Huh. Ok. I've never had an issue with asking any questions regarding custom development here, and always received a proper response. Nice to know that it's no longer supported here. Thanks. Marking this as answered.

HI @Venice Jane Lejos-Oracle, Thank you for the quick response! I completely understand, at least I know that it isn't something we're doing incorrectly. I'll communicate this to our team. Thanks! _Bryan

Hey everyone, we can close this discussion. The issue was due to a javascript compare bug in one of our scripts. We have a custom body field on our items where we maintain a list of valid price levels (anything that has a price). There is a script that runs when the item is saved to keep that list up-to-date. To determine…

Hi @Leonard Mallare-Oracle, I appreciate you taking the time to thoroughly test this. I feel better knowing that you arrived at the same conclusion that I did; noautoassignlocation is not visible to SCA. And it's fine that this is the case, for us anyway. It's just that it is very difficult sometimes to determine if we're…

Hi @Leonard Mallare-Oracle, Both. Because it's a standard field we attempted to add the field to the checkout order items object, Commerce->Websites->Configuration->Advanced tab->Backend->Checkout's Order Items, but I was not able to actually see the field coming through in the code when I tried to access the object. We…

Hi @Leonard Mallare-Oracle, thanks for the reply. We figured out the issue with the Do Not Auto Assign Location field. The crux of the problem was that we had a default location set for Sales Orders under our Accounting Preferences (Setup>Accounting>Accounting Preferences>Order Management). When orders were created in SCA…

Hi @Mikko De La Fuente-Oracle , sorry for the delinquent response. Using 'postSourcing' did not work for us, we were still not able to update the taxcode values for each line in the items sublist when shipaddress was changed to a different shipcountry. But, there is definitely something else going on in our environment…

Hi @Leonard Mallare-Oracle, thanks again for all your assistance. As it turned out, our SCDeployer role was out of date and did not have all the required permissions to support TBA. After updating the role to align with this document, https://netsuite.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/102610, we were successfully able…

Hi @Leonard Mallare-Oracle, or anyone else, really: We were able to successfully get the browser to load and allow us to log in: which was successful: However, the deploy seems to hang at this point. There's no indication that anything is being packaged or sent out. Top doesn't show any activity for the process, it seems…

Hi @Leonard Mallare-Oracle, we are at a stuck: we are not able to progress past the browser prompt as we're not being presented with a browser. A browser never opens for us to continue. Is remote development even possible with this new scenario? Thanks!

Thanks @Leonard Mallare-Oracle. We're working through applying the patch and some errors, we'll let you know if/when we get this working. We currently use an older version of node (I personally use 6.11.5, I think my dev partner uses 6.11.1). Do we need to upgrade to a newer version of node as well? Also, my dev partner…

Thanks, @Leonard Mallare-Oracle. To confirm, what you're saying is we need to apply TBA for the fix, correct?

@Leonard Mallare-Oracle, thanks for the prompt reply. Attached is a screenshot of the error that our developer received this morning: Regarding the TBA patch, we have not applied this to our code yet. Will this be a requirement to move forward? Thanks!

Hi Erick, apologies for the delayed response. Thanks for replying to my question! To answer your questions: debug output of the values during script run confirm that the values were updated, and updating the values directly in the UI also resulted in updated values. I was more concerned that I didn't follow the dynamic…

Hi @Leonard Mallare-Oracle, As always, thanks for a very detailed response! This was exactly what we were looking for. -Bryan

Hi @Leonard Mallare-Oracle, thanks for the reply. I had looked for documentation but hadn't found any, I'll take a look at what you provided. This looks like it should be what we need! Thanks!

Hi @Leonard Mallare-Oracle, this helps a lot, thank you! I'm getting a better understanding now of how this is all constructed; how the views and controllers are related, the expected model architecture/format, etc.. I was still having issues with data even being displayed despite having cleaned up my dataset. One other…

Hi @Leonard Mallare-Oracle, I apologize for the delinquent reply, being pulled in multiple directions lately. To answer your first question, I'm using the #each helper because it was the only way that I could iterate over my dataset. This is what the dataset that I'm working with looks like: [{ "subId": "50", "subData": [{…

Thanks, Michelle. It's what I feared but at least I know now to look at a different approach.