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Ah ha, I see. But you have some identifying information, such as email. So you'd fire a script that would find a match for the information you do have and then set the Customer field on the custom record. I would personally go with a beforeSubmit script on the custom record to immediately fire the search, find the match…

I'm not sure I fully understand your question. If you add a field on the custom record of type list/record listing Customers, and tick in the Is Parent checkbox, is that what you are looking for?

nlapiSetFieldValue('customform',FORM_INTERNAL_ID_HERE) should work

No, not possible. When you use those tags, you have to know exactly what record you are looking for. There is basically no way to fire off any searching logic of any sort, or looking up joined records.

I see, yes. A beforeLoad script would do the trick - function beforeLoad(type){ if(type=='create'){ throw nlapiCreateError("Can't create more than 1 record of this type") } } You can deploy that only to the CustomerCenter role. A cuter option would be to use a Suitelet to present the information in a nicer way. There would…

I've noticed that inline fields never show when creating a record. I'm not sure why that is, but I can confirm that this does seem to always be the case...

I kinda read you post diagonally, but to attach a Custom Record to a parent, you must, on the Custom Record, add a field of type List/Record, select the parent type, and then tick in the "Record is Parent" box, then select the tab you want the child to appear on the parent record in the "Parent Subtab" field. Hope that…

Give access to forms through Setup > Users/Roles> Manage Roles. Take away access for all roles except manager. Hope that helps. That will not work for Custom Forms, as they are not handled in the Manage Roles screen. You were on the right track, Jenny. On the Permissions tab of your Custom Record Type, you can set a…

The unique key for customer records is the customer name. If you want to create a new unique key, you can fake it using suitescript - on save, run a search with criteria to bring up any record with that userid. If you find anything, refuse the save.

There are no good online directories. NetSuite has long had a position of not speaking about it's partners, ostencibly to avoid favoritism. Asking your account rep will lead to dubious results. They'll almost certainly recommend NS PS, and will probably be unaware of any other option. What are very important to know about…

Technically this has always been an option, it's just A LOT of coding involved. So, yes, it's possible.

Is your Suitelet set to Available Without Login? And you're then pinging the External URL?

You could use a Published Saved Search. That would work well stuck in an iFrame. Otherwise you could create a Suitelet or RESTles to serve up your results when requested, but I'd try out-of-the-box stuff first.

First, try unticking "store value" on the custom field you created. I think that ought to do the trick. If it does not, though, the alternative to fetch values on records a user does not have the rights to do is to build a Suitelet to execute the request on the user's behalf.

You need to buil/buy a tool that will basically act as a bridge between Netsuite and the external system. This is known as integration. As all system-to-system integrations are always a little different, this is essentially always a custom project to some degree. Unless you have a programming department in your company,…

If you run the searches in your Netsuite, are they faster? I.e., is the search itself slow, or is it because they are published?

Are you talking about taking a CSV file with items & qty and importing that in Netsuite, or are you talking about NS automatically synching with the other company without you doing anything? The latter is an integration project and is very complicated.

You could also try to publish a search form, rather than a saved search. The search form can have selectable filters (like, say, "select make" "select model", etc) which filters down on results. Also might give the user a bit more attachement to waiting for the results - at least he knows why it's taking so long, cause he…

Took me about 45-60 seconds.

Watch out with your quotation signs. Your document.write starts off with double-quotes, but you then use double quaotes for your element attributes, thus breaking your string. Try replacing the document.write string quote with a single-quote, and make sure the rest all follows correctly.

I don't know but I think it will. I would confirm that when the release notes come out.

But to be clear, you CAN do this by script.

try if ("<%=getCurrentAttribute('item','custitempdf')%>"=="")

It's currently possible, but extremely complicated to do so. If you want to wait about a month, version 2010.1 will allow the addition to code at checkout time, which would allow you to do exactly what yuo are talking about.

Tax is very complex, there are a number of reason no tax may have come up. Like Terry says, if you do not provide an address to Netsuite it cannot tax. Also, a Customer record can be non-taxable. Those are the two most obvious ones that come to mind.

Thanks for your post, it is very helpful ! I sort of had tried to stick it in a variable but I ran into layered apostrophe problems like you said. I'll keep looking in that direction maybe I can hack something up. Knowing the tags are generated before the JS runs is very good to know, thank you!

Setup->Website->Tags. I have one tag, called CUSTOMHEAD that calles <NLBREADCRMB>. My goal is to replace the direct call to <NLBREADCRUMB> with a call to my own BREADCRUMB where I would have some logic that goes "if(condition) then <NLBREADCRUMB> else somethingElse". I thought I'd use javascript, but the NLBREADCRUMB path…

Client side scripts do not trigger from web orders. This is not an issue, it's just how scripting works.

I don't think Opera is supported by Netsuite

The only way to create a Saved Search for As Of Inventory is to tally all posting inventory-affecting transactions from the beginning of time in your system up to your As Of date. This is a) pretty complicated and b) likely to timeout if you have an account of any significant size. But I've done it a few times in the past,…