[northern_brewer]

The code sample in the docs seems incomplete.

It says you can create a UserEventError like so:

Code:
require([‘N/error’],
function(error) {
function createError() {
var errorObj = error.create({
name: ‘MY_CODE’,
message: ‘my error details’,
notifyOff: true }); }
createError(); });
But this only creates the error object.

Is the next step to “throw errorObj;” ??

When I do this, the UI returns a SuiteScriptError, not a UserEventError. Am I missing something?
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[erictgrubaugh]

A UserEventError will only be thrown if the Error is thrown from a User Event Script; any other time, it will be a SuiteScriptError.

[northern_brewer]

I am throwing my UserEventError from a User Event Script.

My script does some validation on sales orders, and runs “Before Save”. If certain validation checks fail, I would like to throw a UserEventError to indicate that there are validation problems with the sales order.

So I construct an error as in the post above, and then throw it. The UI then displays what appears to be a SuiteScriptError (not a UserEventError):

Code:
{“type”:”error.SuiteScriptError”,
“name”:”MY_CODE”,
“message”:”my error details”,
“stack”:[
“createError(N/error)”,
“validateBrand(/SuiteScripts/validateBrand.js:83)”,
“createError(N/error)”],
“cause”: {
“name”:”MY_CODE”,
“message”:”my error details”,
“notifyOff”:false},
“id”:””,
​​​​​​​”notifyOff”:false}
In SuiteScript 1 I can create an error, and it looks much nicer. For example, the message is not wrapped in JSON code.

[pcutler]

If your only goal is improving the way the error message displays on the screen, you can throw a string:

Code:
throw ‘my error’;

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