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  • Using Google Adwords / Analytics on HTTPS pages ... http://www.google.com/support/analytics/bin/answer.py?hl=en-ch&answer=55483 See also ... http://www.reubenyau.com/google-analytics-tracking-code-https-and-full-external-referrer-only/
  • So it is not working for me: nothing appears and netsuite removes the <noscript> part. can you please explain why? There appears to be a bug where if you start in View Source mode, switch over to Rich Text mode (by unchecking "View Source"), and click anywhere in the field -- that will cause the <NOSCRIPT> content will be…
  • Hi -- if you're still having problems with this, try having your client click on your Webstore first (http://shopping.netsuite.com/thecleanspace). Then provide the "shopping.netsuite.com" URL for your image instead of the "system.netsuite.com" URL…
  • I PM'd Matt with a link to this font, and it appears to work ... for those who are interested in the details, I requested that he update this thread with his experience when he gets everything operational. http://www.barcodesinc.com/free-barcode-font/
  • Hello -- do you know what version of Flash your boss is using? If you have them visit http://www.adobe.com/products/flash/about/, it should display that information. I am able to see your Flash animation from browsers using the 9.0.45.0 and 9.0.124.0 players without any problems. Same with cleartours.com. You mentioned…
  • Hey Gareth -- good to hear; glad I could help. When I was revising my post to update the code with that var itemSalesPrice = itemSalesPrice.replace(/\,/g,''); line, I also realized that I would have to put in additional code to allow for trailing zeros ($27.50 instead of $27.5) and commas, as you mentioned. Then I realized…
  • We checked with others on our team, and we have confirmed this. Item price is one-dimensional, meaning for a given price level the item has only one price attribute, either with or exclusive of VAT. What you're asking is requires the creation of a mechanism to specify for the requested price level tag that you mean to also…
  • Gareth -- all you want to do is display a second price (the VAT-added price) that is 17.5% higher than the online sales price (which doesn't include VAT)? Mind you, your customers won't be able to do anything with this second price other than looking at it for reference -- they won't be able to add an item to the cart…
  • Make sure the CSS file is actually being loaded (or specifically, that those document.writes are actually taking place). Try a line like ... alert("IE-friendly Style Sheet Loaded"); ... after each of the document.writes. Or try Viewing Source, although sometimes you'll just see the script (worthless) rather than what it…
  • Yes but get rid of the escapes ("\"), you don't need them and it just makes the code harder to read. Also are the files even being loaded? Do you see the "non-secure files on this page" warning? It should display that since you're loading the CSS via HTTP on an otherwise HTTPS page.
  • Please see my previous post regarding the limitations of this script. [INDENT]Disclaimer: the following Script is being provided as a convenience to NetSuite User Group members. It is meant to serve as a temporary workaround, and not as a replacement for an official NetSuite implementation or resolution of any…
  • I think you should put it in the "Addition to <HEAD>" field in your Theme. Since I assume you have an if-then statement to detect whether the user is on the shipping page, it won't affect the rest of your site. Also can you share your code with the rest of the UG? (if you don't mind) Others might find it useful for…
  • Is it in the Shopping Cart Tab, maybe? Lists > Web Site > Tabs, in either the "Message" or "Greeting" fields?
  • Hello Rebecca -- before you recreate the form, can you send it to me as an attachment (View Source, paste into Notepad, save) to my e-mail address listed below my name? No promises, but let me take a look at it and see if I can help before you start all over again. :-)
  • Would it work if you wrote out the content for the child window dynamically from the parent window? Something like -- var myWindow = window.open('','','width=200,height=200'); var text1 = "<%=getCurrentAttribute('item','storeDisplayThumbnailHtml')%>"; myWindow.document.open("text/html","replace");…
  • Hi Rebecca -- the last time we communicated via e-mail, you mentioned that this worked okay for new customers but not for existing. I said that the issue was a little out of my league at that point, and that you should contact Support. Were they able to provide any leads or solutions?
  • Hi gazbrooks. I think what you pointed out is a bug and we are investigating it. In the meanwhile, if I'm understanding you correctly, I think this following Script will help. Disclaimer: the following Script is being provided as a convenience to NetSuite User Group members. It is meant to serve as a temporary workaround,…
  • ... if that doesn't help, try right-clicking on your form and select View Source. Copy-and-paste everything into Word, and try searching for "CUSTENTITY217" or "217" ... it won't be easy wading through the HTML, but it might help you figure out where that field is located in your form.
  • I assume your page works locally? I mean, if you were to take the same HTML but you replace the getCurrentAttribute tags with the corresponding HTML snippets from the Item Record, save to your local hard drive and look at it in IE, the tabs work fine?
  • ... so I thought it looked like maybe I could drop javascript and go with <%= if() then getBreadCrumb() else somethingElse %>, but I'm not so sure that's doable. What you have there is not doable. Advanced Site Customization (ASC) tags will not work if the exact syntax is not followed -- you cannot put anything extra…
  • Can you PM me with a URL that I can look at? Alternately, View Source on the broken page and send it as an attachment to netsuite.yong@gmail.com ...
  • See: https://usergroup.netsuite.com/users/showthread.php?t=9930 There's a user in that thread who's graciously offering a ZIP archive of an item drilldown page, which makes uses of tabs.
  • If you sign up at Blogger.com, you can also sign up for Feedburner along the way (they're both owned by Google). Once you have a Feedburner URL, you can go to a place like Springwidgets -- which will spit out some HTML that you can paste into your site to display your blog content. Although I don't think this necessarily…
  • Thanks kkennedy -- that's one of the problems. Generally speaking, the problem can be attributed to malformed TABLE tags on the page. Your page should look like this: <TD> <DIV>...</DIV> <DIV>...</DIV> <DIV STYLE="border: 1px"> <DIV ID="Desc"><TABLE><TR><TD>...</TD></TR></TABLE></DIV> <DIV…
  • what a brilliant idea! a lot of coding though... I wonder... custom fields, templates. YES! If people are interested, I have something similar -- but the code for it is just by itself on a HTML page. That might be simpler to step through and integrate into an existing Webstore. I cobbled it together awhile back, it uses…
  • Here's a complete script. I put in more comments than I usually do, for those users who are new to JavaScript and are interested in learning more. I didn't write the convertIt() function, it's a generic routine that I dug up* in order to properly display the dollar values. Otherwise you'd get "$100" or "$23.7" instead of…
  • I just noticed that the convertIt() function is slightly flawed -- given a value like 90.8, it will return 90.79. This happens intermittently. Sorry about that folks -- so much for trying to save a little time. I'll either rewrite the function, or I'm sure you can locate a similar function that doesn't have this problem.
  • ...I'm assuming that it didn't work when you specified storeDisplayThumbnail instead of storeDisplayImage? If that's the case, I don't think it's possible, since the only way to display a thumbnail -- storedisplaythumbnailhtml -- returns a complete IMG tag and not just the path. Wait, storeDisplayImage does work, in that…
  • Ah. Thanks for clarifying, Tom. And of course, as Evan points out, relying on a single master image to create a fake-up thumbnail would force users to download all the master images on an item list page. (e.g. 10 x 200K JPEGs?) I see a lot of users browsing this thread -- please let us know if you have other thoughts on…
  • ... so you'd like to see item- and category-list level control over image sizing (based on a single high-resolution master image). Would other users reading this thread also find that useful? What other limitations or frustrations are you running into with NS's current image resizing system? Also, you mentioned that Yahoo…