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Ravi, Yes a couple of us posted example sites when this issue came up. My advice is to go to those sites and figure out how it was done. If you can't look at the code on those sites and figure out how to apply the techniques to your own site then it's unlikely you'll be successful with any amount of other advice short of…
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Check out how I did it on http://www.warbyparker.com and http://www.lablearning.com. In both cases the forms post to a suitelet. Unfortunately the custom form based method doesn't include password hints. For adding a confirmation email field to the standard dialog the following is one way of doing it. Note trapping the…
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Sure I see this all the time. Basically it looks like there are two levels of login. One is to shopping.netsuite.com and the other is to checkout.netsuite.com When you log-in you are logged in to both. The shopping log-in lasts a long time and is supported by cookies to recognize the user over multiple sessions. The…
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You can't do this directly but there are a couple of ways that it can be accomplished via scripting. The most straightforward way would be to mirror your serialized items with non-inventory matrix items and have a script that would swap them in the sales order after the sale had been made. The biggest challenge with this…
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Hi Lauren, I don't have any operational experience with assemblies but it sounds like the Wizard's assembly suggestion would be the cleanest solution in terms of website interaction and out of the box functionality. If there are issues with assemblies (The main one I can think of is do assemblies really remove themselves…
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How did you get the registration form to submit to Suitlet? In the Warby Parker case the form is submitted via AJAX that was injected with a tag. For the Lab Learning case it uses a custom template; code on the custom template substitutes the suitlet url for the url of the custom lead form Are you doing additional…
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Right, So if you already have a calculator on the site , which I assume is done with Javascript, why can't you have it deliver a minimum price of $30? I assume the calculator both gives the customer the sq. ft. for the order; calculates a price and sets the dimensions into one or two item option fields. If necessary a…
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here is another example of a site which does a similar thing: http://www.locox.com/Street-Bike/Motorcycle-Leather-Gloves/Icon-Gloves-Timax-TRX-Short http://www.locox.com/Street-Bike/Motorcycle-Helmets/Arai-Vector-2-Helmet HTH
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Actually depending on your comfort with Javascript you should be able to do this yourself: setup: Firefox and the Firebug extension. Run this from any record view page in Netsuite. You need the initial id of the tab you want to walk into: function catWalk(response){ var xml = nlapiStringToXML(response.getBody()); cats =…
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sorry but has been fixed since late last week. And I did try that before. :-)
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Hi Evan Defect # 193784. Thanks for looking at this.
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Go to Setup|Website|Text Click the email tab Find the Gift Certificate email templates modify as needed. HTH
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Netsuite acknowledged this as an S3 (which means it'll be fixed sometime between now and the heat death of the universe). In this case the fix was to have CS apply a 100 % discount when customers call to complain. Unfortunately you can't have a maximum limit on a % discount.
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Some things to think about: the only functional difference between your solution and what I proposed is that your solution isn't seen by any search engines. You may or may not care about this. The other sometimes very practical reason for doing things the way I suggested is that if your linkword values ever have a double…
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What I tend to do is the following: [HTML] <a class="helpRef" href="<%=getCurrentAttribute('item', 'custitemdoc1', '')%>">Document 1</a> <a class="helpRef" href="<%=getCurrentAttribute('item', 'custitemdoc2', '')%>">Document 2</a> <a class="helpRef" href="<%=getCurrentAttribute('item', 'custitemdoc3', '')%>">Document 3</a>…
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Steve, First of all a disclaimer -- I make my living customizing Netsuite so I'm all for more people jumping in! Second though I have to say attitude plays a huge part in whether or not people are satisfied with Netsuite as an e-commerce platform. On the technical side if people can't deal with the Netsuite way because…
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Single page checkout.... possible out of the box or does it require development? This is not out of the box. I could probably get this down to a two page checkout but I don't think I could get away from a separate credit card entry page. Have you (or anyone) been able to get reliable Google Analytics tracking? We could…
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Steve, Sorry you're going to have to deal with integration. You might want to look at Celigo's Magento integration tool. I haven't used it but Magento has great reviews. I've done X-Cart to Netsuite integrations via Web Services and I would never recommend that for anyone with complex item needs. If you were to consider…
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I believe there are two built-in ways to achieve this with a wsdk site: [LIST] [*]add a hidden 'redirect' parameter to your add to cart form that contains the url of the item page. [*]add a hidden continue parameter to the add-to-cart form that contains the item page url -- this brings you back to the original item page on…
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John, Did you get this working?
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Lists |Web Site |Tabs select edit Shopping Cart Is it not there?
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Mark, I doubt you can add the necessary markup through script. I believe what you are looking to add are the required fb and og namespace declarations. Even though those look like attributes they really are not. You can get the like buttons to work using the older iframe method. the script just after makes sure the item…
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Another way you might do this is with a double indirection where you use a hosted page to iframe the fbxml markup. i.e., the src attribute of the iframe references an xhtml page served from your store domain. You'd have to pass in the item url (similarly to the direct iframe method above) and give that to the fbxml tag…
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Actually here's a cute trick with checkboxes. Optional markup without scripting: <style type="text/css"> showFeature-No{display:none;} </style> ... <div class="showFeature-<%=getCurrentAttribute('item', 'custitem_somecheckbox')%>">whatever markup you need</div>
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There are actually quite a number of options here. A custom built page is one option - the iFrame can come from a page stored in your Netsuite account though so no external web server is required. There are various Javascript manipulations you can do to achieve the same goal. One of the simpler ones would be to override…
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One thing I've done to achieve similar functionality is to detect the items in the cart and then use client side Javascript to add a negatively priced item to the cart to achieve the discount. The script needs to check of course that the discount conditions continue to persist so if the necessary combination is not in the…
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Hello, I mostly find the tables to be a non-issue. I know NS theme and template samples all have tables up the wazoo but you can eliminate almost all of that yourself. I suspect they use tables the way they do because 15 years ago that was the only reliable way to create a pluggable cross-browser template based system.…
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Briefly here are 3 ways you could accomplish this: [LIST=1] [*]Use an online case form [*]Create a custom record and publish an online form [*]Create your form as static html and post to a suitelet [/LIST] I'd tend to go with the first or third. For the first one you'd have to change the name of your passed in event id but…
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There are any number of tools that help you create tabs. At this point I prefer to use the flow tools for just about everything of this nature. I like the consistent API and minimal required markup. http://flowplayer.org/tools/demos/index.html An example of a Netsuite site that uses this for tabs is at:…
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What action is supposed to invoke the popup?