I have an entity with two processes, and I want to display the button switch process in mode create. Normaly, the button doesn't appear still saving the record.
I am working also with ribon workbench to do this, and I didn't find any way to do that with this tool.
Do you pleased have any idea about how to do that?
Thanks in advance,
The only way to do this, is to override the create and add new buttons for the entity, to run js to create an empty shell of the record, then redirect the user to the newly created record, or in the onload of the entity, force a save and refresh, which isn't as clean.
This will result in lots of empty records, so you may want to think about running a batch delete job.
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I have a complex custom Extbase Database on which I am doing a frontend (FE) editor with subtables. With the propertyMappingConfiguration allowCreationForSubProperty I was able to implement an easy way for the user to add new sub-records in M:n relation.
Now my question is how can I implement a deletion of those records? Simply removing the properties from the FORM (in my case removing tx_jobfinder_jobanzeige[jobanzeige][sprachkenntnisse][2][niveau]) from the html-form does obviously not trigger a delete event for this sub-table entry.
Is there a way to automatically trigger it via extbase? How would I implement that?
Setting tx_jobfinder_jobanzeige[jobanzeige][sprachkenntnisse][2] to null or how would that be possible?
In case anyone is struggling with the same problem or asks how this is done. I found the hidden problem. In the edit-form the user can remove such a connection and via javascript I remove the selects BUT you also have to remove the hidden field [__identity] - then via cascade Extbase automatically updates the object and all will be saved correctly.
I'm still new to NetSuite, so I appreciate any help you all can provide. I've created a script to update a couple custom fields on item records. Currently, it is a Client script, and while I do want it to execute when a user updates a record, I'd also like it to execute after a server update as well. In addition, I'd like to apply this to all current item records to provide a baseline for future changes.
Have I made this overly complicated? What script type should I be using? Can I get this done with one script, or do I need multiples? Thank you for the help!
You should use one User Event script that would run whenever a record is updated. you can deploy the script to run on items. In the user event you can check for context (e.g.: user interface, particular script type, maxss update etc.) if you do not want to run it in all context
I accidentally deleted one transaction form(Primary Inventory Adjustment),is it possible to get it back ??
If not how to create another form please help me
Go to Customizations > Forms > Transaction Forms
It will list all transaction form. If you need to create a custom one click 'Customize' link in one of the standard form and you can now add fields, etc.
It is not possible to get back a deleted record, unless you have a sandbox environment with a copy.
To create a new form do as eliseobeltran sald.
I have scripts that react off of, for example, a client Recalc client event. For example, on my form I have a subtab that users may add or remove items from. Based on actions on this subtab (housing a child record of the parent) I would like a field on the parent to update (say to show a total from the children records).
As I was saying, these events seem to work fine if in edit mode but they do not work correctly in view mode. (even in view mode these child records have a "Delete" option at the end of each row in the subtab. This was provided by netsuite by default.
I wondered if anyone had any tips to best allow this parent field to update real time while in updating the subtab rows with the form in view mode.
Thanks.
You can make a custom field on the parent (header) whose value is determined by saved search. For instance, make a saved search that totals the line values by transaction. Be sure to make it filter by transaction in the Available Filters tab. Make the search public so everyone can use it.
Create the custom field that sources the total from the saved search. Make sure to uncheck the "Store Value" checkbox, as you don't want to store the data, you want to reference the search results. You do this on the Validation and Defaulting tab. You'll see a field for Saved Search there. Choose the search you created above.
As you remove/add/change lines on the transaction, the field updates accordingly. In essence, you don't need a single line of code to make this work - it's all in how you create the search and the custom field that references it.
I have a similar situation posted here.
The NetSuite team answered me by email, and it happens you can't really achieve this on the view mode: some API methods are not available. Their suggestion to my case (and I think it applies to yours too) was really to force a refresh on the whole page.
Of course, you can always achieve this accessing the DOM elements directly, but this isn't a best practice, as your code can stop working if these elements change on a version update.
I had the same problem, I'm not able to restrict on view or remove edit button. But, there was one alternative solution with workflows, you can deploy workflow on child record edit mode restrictions, then if the user clicks edit on view then the record will not be available to edit. This concern will apply to custom record as well.
I need to delete some records related to the current record when it is deactivated. I can get the the event when the record is deactivated but I have looked around for some time on Google and this site for the code to delete records in javascript but I can't find any, though I know there must be some out there.
Can anyone help?
Thanks
I would be alright with doing this with a plugin, all I would need to know is how to pick up that the record has been deactivated
You can register a plugin on the SetState and SetStateDynamic messages (recommend the Pre event in your scenario). Each of these messages will pass an EntityMoniker in the InputParameters property bag which refers to the record that is being deactivated.
In your code you will need to:
Check that the new state in the SetState request is deactivated (since of course a record can usually be reactivated and you don't want to try deleting things then too, presumably)
Pick up the EntityMoniker from IPluginExecutionContext.InputParameters
Run your query to identify and delete related records
Exit the plugin to allow the SetState transaction to complete
If you really want to delete a record with JavaScript there is a sample on the MSDN.
Its a little long winded (its a CRUD example - create, retrieve, update & delete). But it should contain the information you need.
Note there is also an example on that page which doesnt use jQuery (if using jQuery is a problem).
That said I think for this operation would will find it easier to implement, test and maintain with a plugin (so I would go for Greg's answer).
Additionally a plugin will apply in all contexts, e.g. if you deactivate the record in a workflow your JavaScript will not run, but a plugin will.