I could be totally wrong of course - I've less than a day's worth of experience in BeforeLoad scripts.

If you use a suitelet instead, you'll have more control over the order things are added to the form. My guess is that using a BeforeLoad script, it executes after all the server-side stuff, so the form would already be built and all you can do is add on to the end of it.

Ah, yes, good idea. Since you're only getting the DD of the date, then any month that doesn't go to the 31st will just go as far as it can, and not roll over.

Will this affect the BFO PDF Generator? That is XML-based.

That is strange. Built-in NetSuite stuff (the non-custom stuff) always seems to have special rules. I know a lot more about SuiteScript than I do about NetSuite. I bet there's a simple, easy way to do this, so my suggestion should be used as a last resort unless you're keen on scripting as well: var caseRec =…

Oh but I see... you want not the internalID of the Activity, but of the customer record... I probably didn't answer your question then.

Can you give some more detail? I'm a bit new to Netsuite myself and unsure what an Activity record is. Is it anything like a Support record?

Most records list the internal ID up in the URL of the record in your address bar. Just look for the part that says &id= or ?id= You can get the same number by typing nlapiGetRecordId() into your browser's Javascript console.

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It does sound like a "oh no that's an error I better fix it" situation. "Fairly savvy" is the most dangerous kind of savvy to be - savvy enough to do advanced things, but not savvy enough to know what all the effects will be.

I imagine this was that problem that lasted for 1 day and zapped everybody. It's been fixed now for us for about a week.

So - does that erase the employee's password or just abstain from changing it?

OK, thanks for clarifying

That's good to hear and it was quick this time too!

backslashes in most places denotes an escape character. Windows file paths....yeah.

Some things in NetSuite's "brain" only get properly updated upon login - maybe this is one of those. Sounds like a bug to me.

So the standard "clear the cache" workaround helps in this case?

Sometimes NetSuite has an aneurysm if you go back to a form like Saved Search, etc. I get around this by refreshing the page every time I go back. Let me know if that helps.

While you're at it, submit a ticket to remove the security questions feature - it adds no value, creates an inconvenience, and actually hurts security

Also may cause embarrassment during presentations

Maybe. Sorry that wasn't helpful - I was mainly curious because I have seen that happen in some AJAX calls. There is a lot of JavaScript going on (not Java) on each NetSuite page though, even just for things like hovering the mouse on menu items. This JavaScript is hosted on NetSuite's servers, but runs on your browser.…

Check your Dev Console. I wonder if it is a JavaScript error failing to remove the spinner after the case has been completed.

According to another post by Evan Goldberg, "There are undocumented methods, setOr(value), setNot(value), setLeftParens(count), and setRightParens(count) on nlobjSearchFilter. They are unsupported but should work." I have used these successfully.

Sounds like it may be simply replacing both <CR> and <LF> with the space character. Since both are inserted one after the other when you hit the Enter key, that would evaluate to two spaces. Too bad we can't change the back-end code for that, eh? All they'd have to do to fix that so it shows up as a single space is to just…

this is breaking my suitelet interface - can't clean up test records :(

I got 130% in a psychology class once. the GPA effect was capped at 100% though, I think.

Hmm. Thanks, that's worth a shot. After all, SSPs are not the same thing as an NS web template of any kind In the meantime I found another bug in my SPP app that is stranger still. At no point in my SSP code did I ever call getCartURL() but there's a very similar error complaining that getCartURL() isn't defined or can't…

Those that I listed are the kinds that I think (haven't tried this yet) will let you use CSS and inline styles to control the shape, size, layout, etc. ON the other hand, maybe a Web Site Theme template will too? Wish I could be more helpful!

I'm new to NetSuite but as far as I know, there are only certain kinds of Netsuite pages that can give you that much control. Suitescript Server Pages do, Item and Category pages (not sure if I'm thinking of the right thing there) might, and suitelets maybe will. Perhaps there are others... Wish I had more than 2 weeks…