Articles with tag: suitescript

Using moment.js in your SuiteScript projects to make date manipulation a breeze

When writing SuiteScript, your code will be easier to read if you can use regular JavaScript objects rather than the script IDs for your custom field names. Using the JavaScript .map() function can help.

Naming functions well in our code is often challenging. With no modules to speak of in SuiteScript 1.0, these function often exist in the JavaScript global namespace. This is an easy way to namespace your functions to avoid any naming collisions.

Littering your code with try/catches everywhere can be annoying and ensuring that you have a consistent way check for, handle, and log errors can be difficult. With a simple library, you can ensure consistent error logging throughout your SuiteScript code bae

Ever wanted to add a custom status to your transactions? Sales Orders might be "Pending Approval", "Pending Billing", or "Billed", but do your business processes also include transaction states like "Validated" or "In Collections". With this SuiteScript module, you can easily display these states using the same look and feel as the native NetSuite transaction states.

Unpopular Opinion: I prefer to use scripted searches in my SuiteScript rather than referencing existing, external saved searches.

Here’s why.

Here are a couple of tips when working with search.lookupFields() in SuiteScript 2.1.