Introduction

This guide demonstrates how to check and verify the Go-Daddy trusted third party certificate authorities used by the customer on Netsuite Suitescript API

Accessing values on fields of a record thru suitescript is only limited there is an official list on Netsuite helpguide.

In the Scriptable Record Browser the recurrence field is not accessible, however the string value in that field can be access and a combination of multiple fields in the ‘task’ record.

JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is available for client-side Suitescript, another popular usage JSON is the ‘stringify’ method it is primarily used in converting JavaScript data structures into JSON text.

In Netsuite suitescript JSON.stringify(s) is available in client-side script. However in server-side suitescript you will get an error when calling this method.

As per Netsuite documentation, we can use nlapiEncrypt(s) and this will create and return string value using SHA-1 method.

When checking if a form has a client-side suitescript installed on it, we normally go to the Netsuite UI and navigate on:

Setup > Customization > Scripted Record.

There is a shortcut on doing this by simply loading the form and viewing the source in the browser.

This is a guide on how to use the google chrome browser as a debugger for Netsuite’s suitescript. It will also show the great feature that the browser has when debugging a suitescript.

Google chrome is a browser that comes with a debugging feature for javascript. This is a tutorial on how to use the debugging capability of google chrome