[Vesku1980]

Hello

I’m facing a huge problem with Inventory Details.

Our Client wants to add default values to this popup opened from Work Order Completion – Components row – Inventory Detail.

Default values are located behind the assemblyitem so basicly this a easy job to done if a script is possible to attach with this click on Inventory Detail.

Does anyone know that is this possible ?

I tried to find help from SuiteAnswers and Google but no luck there.
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[david.smith]

The Inventory Details page can be scripted.

https://netsuite.custhelp.com/app/an…ail/a_id/27978

[Vesku1980]

Hello, thank you for the reply.

I know these functions but i can’t (or don’t know how) resolve my problem with those.

When i create a new Work Order Completion i get an error message after submitting the record although i have this kind of UserEvent script in After Submit Function.

Error Message : Please configure the inventory detail for the assemblyitem.

The original idea was that when i click the icon that opens the Inventory Detail popup LOT, Expirationdate and quantity would be automatically filled.

But i think that this is not possible?

I think that this can be solved with before submit Function but i don’t know how the get ID for the newRecord.

var newRec = nlapiGetNewRecord();

var id = newRec.getId();

returns null.

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david.smith replied on 11/18/2016, 10:42 AM: New records do not have IDs until "After Submit"

[Olivier Gagnon NC]

Coincidentally, I happen to have some work that also touched on WO Completion Iventory Detail Record.

The final answer is no: you cannot place scripting on them prior to saving.

You can script them in beforeSubmit, BUT, that doesn’t solve the problem that via the UI, a user is going to have to manually type something in, because NS won’t let you save without specifying the lot.

So the UE script can correct the values, but fundamentally, a user will need to write SOMETHING in there, just so NS lets them save.

[Vesku1980]

Thank you both for assistance. Needs to tell to customer that no can do.

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