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You would need to create a scripted solution then, and either have it run as a User Event when orders are created or as a Scheduled Script that periodically runs.
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CollectingWarehouse - Just realize that doing it that way means that fields like that are not available in reports and searches: ...because its values are not stored, this kind of field is not available in search results, including lists based on saved searches... (from the SuiteAnswers Article) So if you want to report on…
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Try using a Text Area field. It works just like a free-text, but you can set a height and a width. While width is the number of characters (i.e. 150 characters wide), the height I measure by lines. So, if I want 6 lines of text, you would use 6. A 150 character-wide box with 6 lines would give you 900 characters of text.…
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You can use the <NLLOGOUTURL> tag. For instance, it would look like this: <a title="Log Out" href="<NLLOGOUTURL>">Log Out</a> Let me know if you need any help setting it up.
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More likely than not, you are going to spend a good deal of time and money customizing either one, so the real question is whether SiteBuilder meets your needs (with a few tweaks), or are there things that you can only accomplish with SuiteCommerce Advanced. Take into consideration that spending money on a one-time, fixed…
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Take a look into using Advanced Promotions - specifically the Buy X Get Y promotion type. It will do most of what you're asking on the back end, you would just need to configure it on the website itself.
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I've been looking at charting solutions for a project where a customer wants a HTML dashboard outside of NetSuite, and I was looking at both of these (and others). Chap makes a good point about Google discontinuing the API. With an open source solution, even if the project gets killed, you can still use the code. You can…
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al3xicon, I've dealt with this. Just do something like this: if(value == 'Assembly'){ type = 'assemblyitem'; } else if(value == 'InvtPart'){ type = 'inventoryitem'; } //.... and so on
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+1 to what al3xicon said. Take a look at your workflows and scripts. If you go to Customization > Scripting > Scripted Records, you'll be able to quickly see which ones apply to your sales orders.
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FIXED. I applied JocelynM's fix, and it worked. Simply make sure the Access tab is visible to correct the problem. Thanks, Jocelyn.
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After checking to make sure the bundle had the latest update (it did) and double-checking all of the permissions (they were fine), I finally decided to test things with the locally installed app. I tried disabling the add-in in Outlook, and it crashed Outlook. I tried removing the add-in but still got the pop-up. Finally,…
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Anyone find any fixes yet? I still don't see an update to the bundle.
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Evan, Thank you so much for this! I went around in circles trying to figure this out. These forums are fantastic!
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DaveE, are you deleting the employee as well? I now work as a consultant with my previous company as a client, and when I log into their system, I can still see my old reports and searches (under a different user). My employee record is even inactive. Best practice = uncheck Give Access and create a new user.
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JJ is right. A script would be the other route to take, but you would be accomplishing the same thing. Personally, I try to stick to workflows as much as possible because they're better supported by NetSuite. When updates come, you can reasonably assume the workflow should not have any issues. Scripts, on the other hand,…
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For what it's worth, I have not been impressed with iCharts, and the companies that I know that have installed it do not use it for long. If anyone suggests ODBC connections, I have found a similar experience (many abandon it after finding out what a pain it is). If you can really dive into formulas, etc. in NetSuite…
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Good morning. We have offices in Illinois and Arizona, but we also do a lot of remote work (especially for something quick like a workflow). I am on the technical side of things, but I can set up a conference call between you, me, and our VP that works with new clients. Just let me know.
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To expand on Sachin's response, it might look like this: nlapiGetCurrentLineItemValue('item', 'item'); The first 'item' is for the sublist of items, the second is getting the field value of the item.