[mvk4a092]

How to get Current Record type and internal id dynamically in UserEvent AfterSubmit in SuiteScript 2.0 ? In SuiteScript 1.0 nlapiGetRecordType() and nlapiGetRecordId() what in SuiteScript 2.0 will replace those two apis?

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[david.smith]

scriptContext.currentRecord.type and scriptContext.currentRecord.id

[JacksonP]

They also added a currentRecord module!

https://system.netsuite.com/app/help…625600928.html

[Olivier Gagnon NC]

Note that currentRecord on aftersubmit is buggy and does not return correct values. You must load the record just saved as a workaround.

[mvk4a092]

My Code is

/**

*@NApiVersion 2.x

*@NScriptType UserEventScript

*/

define([‘N/record’],

function(record,currentRecord) {

function afterSubmit(scriptContext) {

log.debug(‘script Triggered’,’User Event’);

var recordId=scriptContext.currentRecord.id;

log.debug(‘recordId’,recordId);

var objRecord = record.load({type: record.Type.SALES_ORDER,id: recordId,isDynamic: true,});

log.debug(‘objRecord’,objRecord);

}

return {

afterSubmit: afterSubmit

};

});

Error is: org.mozilla.javascript.EcmaError: TypeError: Cannot read property “id” from undefined (/SuiteScripts/User Event 2.0.js#9)

​Help Me….

[JacksonP]

I noticed that you’re not loading the ‘N/currentRecord’ module in the define statement, but passing a variable for currentRecord.

[Olivier Gagnon NC]

See corrections below. Give this a shot.

/**

*@NApiVersion 2.x

*@NScriptType UserEventScript

*/

define([‘N/record’],

function(record) {

function afterSubmit(scriptContext) {

log.debug({title:’script Triggered’,details:’User Event’});

var recordId=scriptContext.newRecord.id;

log.debug({title:’recordId’,details:recordId});

var objRecord = record.load({type: record.Type.SALES_ORDER,id: recordId,isDynamic: true,});

log.debug({title:’objRecord’,details: objRecord});

}

return {

afterSubmit: afterSubmit

};

});

[chanarbon]

Hi @mvk4a092,

Please note that for the afterSubmit entry point, it does not have a context.currentRecord. User Event Scripts contain context.oldRecord and context.newRecord except beforeLoad which only has context.newRecord that’s why you should use context.newRecord for this concern.

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