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What are the limits of SuiteScript Clientside/Serverside code
Hi All,
I have included JavaScript on our item templates to create some different looks depending on certain fields being selected. While this has been functional it isn't as elegant as I would like.
I have been reading through the help on Suite Script to see if I can use it to replace some of the JavaScript on my item templates.
I saw in the help that a Suitelet can display a "Hello World" message in HTML.
Is it possible for a suitelet to effect the HTML that a customer sees when he navigates to an item on our website? For example, if I have a "use the big picture" check box on an item record can I have a script that sees that check box and updates the HTML being sent to the customer so that "the big picture" is used?
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