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Currency selector not changing pricelevel1 attribute
I have the following attribute tag in an item list cell template:
<%=getCurrentAttribute('item','pricelevel1')%>
The site also has the NetSuite currency selector in the left sidebar.
Before 2014.1, when the currency selector was changed to a different currency that what was displayed when the page first loaded, it used to change the above tag to represent that currency.
I compare that value to the value in <%=getCurrentAttribute('item','salespricehtml')%> to determine if the item's current online price is lower then MSRP. Then I show both with a strike-thru on the MSRP price. It's been working great for quite a long time.
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