See corrections below. Give this a shot. /** *@NApiVersion 2.x *@NScriptType UserEventScript */ define(['N/record'], function(record) { function afterSubmit(scriptContext) { log.debug({title:'script Triggered',details:'User Event'}); var recordId=scriptContext.newRecord.id; log.debug({title:'recordId',details:recordId});…

Note that currentRecord on aftersubmit is buggy and does not return correct values. You must load the record just saved as a workaround.

Yeah I've seen that before, but not recently. It used to happen all the time years ago, but NS fixed it. One thing that *might* work would be to go press "edit" on the file and paste in the updated code directly there (rather than uploading a newer version of the whole file). If not, it might be worth filing a case.

Why would you want to do this? You can simply place all desired logic into a single script. In any case, there isn't any more of a way to daisy chain scripts than there was in 1.0. That is to say, it's possible - basically as you are suggesting, with some form of persistance (outoutting to a file would probably make most…

when deploying a script, you can select the subsidiary it executes for (in the same logic that you can limit by role). HOWEVER, this selection ONLY checks the subsidiary record set on the employee record. So, in most cases, this is useless. In almost all cases, what you want to do is add a subsidiary check as the first…

Last I tried this was working. Might have been fixed by now.

var mySearch = search.load({id:PARAMS.searchid}); mySearch.columns.push(search.createColumn(....));

Yes, depending on your role, if your role allows access to certain sensitive type of information (for example: seeing credit card numbers), then NS set a hard limit of 30 days between password changes. This cannot be modified - unless you remove the access in question from the person's role(s).

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Subsidiary = subsidiary that will use this Vendor on transactions. Represents subsidiary = used exclusively for Intercompany tranactions. This is the subsidiary supplying the goods requested. Example: I have a subsidiary called Pepsi and one called Coca-Cola. Business need: Pepsi needs to order 500 bottles from Coca-Cola,…

Ncompass!! :) http://ncompasssolutions.com/blog/ Wide variety of subjects.

There is no predefined variable for it, no. You'll need to compute manually.

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This is called thread subscription. You can go to your User CP and select to automatically subscribe to every thread you create or post in, or you can selectively subscribe to a given thread by clicking in Thread Tools in top right of any thread.

This is possible through back-end modifications. I know it's possible on fairly new accounts, not sure about accounts that have a lot of data. It may involve additional costs as well. Speak to your Account Manager.

That wasn't super clear but if I understand everything correctly, you should not be using Journal Entries to enter donations. These should be recorded using Transactions. You want to use as little Journal Entries as humanly possible (otherwise drop Netsuite and buy Quickbooks). As for your company expenses, it depends. If…

thanks for help, Also wanted to say , that the supplies purchased are using the emplyees personal money, but they later reimburse it. Definately an Expense Report then, Also wanted to ask , if the journal entries which I made are correct, if i have to make make, if not which one of them is the correct Journal Entry. If I…

For what it's worth, most bulletin boards I have seen do not allow 3 - or even up to 5 - letter searches. I've seen some that don't allow common words at all, contextual to the board's topics (for example 'Netsuite' wouldn't be allowed). Further, as behind the scenes all boards use SQL queries, certain SQL words like…

Hi, Netsuite does not allow, and never has, the purchasing of Kits. The closest thing are Assemblies, which can be purchased on their own rather then built. Are you talking about these maybe?

My Sandbox is down as of this morning, and was down last friday too. I'm not sure how common this is.

Many Partners offer Time & Material (i.e., pay for what you use) support models, so that is often a happy middle ground for companies. You will get the partner's own NS experience (almost certainly better that NS Support 1st level agent), and anything the Partner cannot assist with, they can file a case on your behalf…

I'm not sure I understand the problem. You made a PO for 10 and then received it. Now you want 5 more. So make another PO and receive that, no?

What is "Nos"?

You should not experience any problem entering the same item twice. Do you have any custom script running that would zap your second entry?

Depends what type of help you need. If you have a lot of users that often require basic help, then Support is probably your most cost-effective way. If your company is fairly mature in it's Netsuite knowledge, and when you call support it's either cause you have a bug and you know it, or you have infrequent but very…

go to NS for the answer, I may as well buy support from them, correct? Perhaps suprisingly that is not necessarely correct. Partners have access to a level of support called "Partner Support". This is a higher grade support than Gold - pretty close to Platinum, really. We get access to resources that are much more…

Not sure I fully understand your requirement, but Netsuite does have APIs to create PDFs via suitescript.

Well, it's possible for a SO to have multiple Fulfillments. If this is what you are seeing, well, there isn't much to do except willfully ignore one. If you are seeing the same Fulfillment appear multiple times, then everything is in the search. Your code is currently simply pointing to an existing search, so it's…