[slarsen]

So cannot really see anything wrong with this, but it throws an error:

{“type”:”error.SuiteScriptError”,”name”:”SSS_MI SSI NG_REQD_ARGUMENT”,”message”:”Field.addSelectOption : Missing a required argument: options.value”…

Trying to add an empty value option at top of my options list. Here’s the code. Operator error or bug?

Code:
fld.addSelectOption({
value : “”,
text : “-Select an Option-“,
isSelected : false
});
And BTW, the code below works! So addSelectOption in 1.0 allowed an empty option value. Seems addSelectOption in 2.0 does not.

Code:
fld.addSelectOption({
value : ” “,
text : “-Select an Option-“,
isSelected : false
});
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[JayDP123]

The second example has a space between the quotes, the first one does not. Does that have anything to do with it?

[slarsen]

Yes, that’s my point. A non-empty value works, but an empty value throws an error

[CREECE]

I had this issue when trying to store values in the N/cache module. I wasn’t able to store a null/undefined/NaN/empty string. I had to stringify the value (JSON.stringify(”) for example) and when I read the value, JSON.parse it. Since everything was now stringified, it was valid and when parsed returned a valid value as well.

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