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NetSuite SuiteScript 2.0 Tutorial : User Event Script | after Submit ,afterSubmit
The function that is executed after a record is submitted.
The afterSubmit operation is useful for performing any actions that need to occur following a write operation on a record. Examples of these actions include email notification, browser redirect, creation of dependent records, and synchronization with an external system.
Notes:
The approve, cancel, and reject argument types are only available for record types such as sales orders, expense reports, timebills, purchase orders, and return authorizations.
Attaching a child custom record to its parent or detaching a child custom record from its parent triggers an edit event.
Asynchronous afterSubmit user events are only supported during webstore checkout.
This event can be used with the following context.UserEventType:
create
edit
xedit (inline editing; only returns the fields edited and not the full record)
delete
approve (only available for certain record types)
cancel (only available for certain record types)
reject (only available for certain record types)
pack (only available for certain record types, for example Item Fulfillment records)
ship (only available for certain record types, for example Item Fulfillment records)
dropship (for purchase orders with items specified as “drop ship”)
specialorder (for purchase orders with items specified as “special order”)
orderitems (for purchase orders with items specified as “order item”)
paybills (use this type to trigger afterSubmit user events for Vendor Payments from the Pay Bill page. Note that no sublist line item information will be available. Users must do a lookup/search to access line item values.)
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00:00 - User Event Script After Submit Explaination?
00:45 - After Submit Code
01:35 - Create Script Record and Deployment
01:49 - After Submit User Event Test
User event scripts are executed on the NetSuite server. They are executed when users perform certain actions on records, such as create, load, update, copy, delete, or submit. Most standard NetSuite records and custom record types support user event scripts. Exceptions include records used for personal identification purposes (such as a Driver’s License, Passport, or other Government-issued ID), some revenue recognition records, and some timecard-related records.
User event scripts can be used to perform the following tasks:
Implement custom validation on record
Enforce user-defined data integrity and business rules
Perform user-defined permission checking and record restrictions
Implement real-time data synchronization
Define custom workflows (redirection and follow-up actions)
Customize forms.
SuiteScript 2.x User Event Script Entry Points and API
afterSubmit(context)
beforeLoad(context)
beforeSubmit(context)
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