Thanks for the suggestion, but no. The issue is that I am trying to clean up the saved searches that show up in REPORTS - SAVED SEARCHES. Especially the ones that are public. Some of the searches marked to SHOW IN MENU do not. I suspect those might be due to the fact that I have more than 100 marked to show. Another…

Thanks, @Micah Timbol-Oracle . Since I cannot disable that feature, I'm wondering how we are supposed to manage cash sales where the payment method changes? I don't think this would be hugely uncommon for other companies. I could disable and then re-enable the feature every time, but that seems like a bad practice. Someone…

Hi, @Micah Timbol-Oracle -- when I DISABLE that preference, I am able to void cash sales. But when the preference enabled, there is no void button in Edit mode. But I have to leave it enabled. From SuiteAnswers:

To add a little more context, the more troubling issue is where the customer changes the payment method, usually from credit card to check. How do we handle that? In this case, the customer is going to mail a check, so A/P wants an invoice instead of a cash sale. But you can't rebill unless you get rid of the unapproved…

Thanks, @Nicole Mendoza-Oracle This is exactly the route I'm going to take. I think I have a beforeSubmit script working now. Appreciate the suggestion. jz

We use automated billing schedules from NetSuite to automate this. I don't believe you can create filters at the line level, though.

This helped me in a bind. Sometimes just knowing the names of the fields you want is half the battle...

To follow up, I believe the actual issue was that the user-event scripts I wanted did to run in a Web Store context (and the orders processing were web store orders). Once I enabled that context on the script, the script fired.

Unfortunately, it did not. I had seen the one article about using scheduled workflow actions, but my testing with that didn't produce the desired result. The other article was about scripting, not workflows, I believe. But thanks for the assist.

Introduces some great, advanced formula features on saved searches that I haven't used. Thanks for posting.

Bingo! Your comment made me realize I hadn't checked the client scripts running on sales orders deployed by that vendor. I found the one that calls the Suitelet and, indeed, there was a hard coded URL to production. Once I updated the URL, it worked perfectly. Thanks so much for all the help getting me on the right path!

Thanks, for the offer, Mikko, but I'm not entirely comfortable posting the whole script on a forum. I could try and remove sensitive info, but I'm not experienced enough to be confident I've gotten everything that shouldn't be exposed.

Thanks for the help, Michelle. I'm not entirely clear on your questions. Which record might be hard-coded in a formula field? The Suitelet is launched via a button on the form. I am new to reading these scripts, but I believe the button reference is in this code here: var form = serverWidget.createForm({ title: "Address…

Hi, Michelle. The script has no URL references at all. Thanks for the suggestion.