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I guess I should of used the term "custom record type".
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can you post the link, couldn't locate the thread
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No I was referring to SuiteScript API used in website templates. Looking build a filter search record API function and wanted to get feedback before diving to deep.
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Have not tested it in a marketing template, but should work. With that said I am not sure if adding Java Script to a marketing email blast is one of those no no regarding best practices (I would hate to suggest something that causes an email blast to be flagged or blocked). Adding Java Script might make your email scream…
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Got the following to work and wanted to share. Basically if I have a white paper uploaded (custom file item field to the item record) for my item a down load link will display. <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> var datasheet = ('<%=getCurrentAttribute('item','custitem_whitepaper')%>') ; if (datasheet != "" );…
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so if you use a javascript function, you loose the dynamic functionality?
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Yes that works thanks
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I am still shocked that you can't toggle a check box that would change the table nav layout to a list layout...
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I wonder if this can be done with a suitlet?
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Thanks for the tip...
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If you currently have a host I would suggest downloading/installing wordpress. Having on your host account does 2 things 1. Enables dynamic webpages on your site and not somewhere else which search engines love 2. People can link/bookmark to your blog.. another thing that search engines love to see. Hope this helps..
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I did this for another client by adding a script to the item template. Wrap the price in a object with an id. Make the default class hidden. With the script check for the user email address, if it exists change the class so that it shows the price. How did your script identify if the visitor was logged in or not? I am…
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What is the downside of this work around?
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what if you had a javascript loaded at the time the page loads. <body onload= can you script a filter for who the customer is and using custom fields at the item level, could you hide items using a scripted filter?
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You can use price levels to limit the items that show up for a particular customer, assuming the # of customers or # of unique item sets is not too large. Any item without a price at a customer's price levelw ill not show up. Thanks, -e evan, Can this be done in the general store, after customer logs in? We have 4 types of…
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You can change the style .bgbutton and you can customize the text in setup>website>customize website text Which search in the customize text file and do you add the .bgbutton style, does that only update the background color?
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Mark, Can you provide an example of this step? also calculates the url for each item Thanks
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Just wanted to add that If I change the code to the following code below, a file is created in the file cabinet, however the file doesn't contain a valid image. -----------------Start Code--------------------------- var url = 'http//pathtoimage.com/images/image.url'; var urlresponse = nlapiRequestURL(url, null, null); var…
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perhaps this is just a fragment of a larger working script? Brett, script runs after submit You are correct it is just a fragment part of a much larger script. I wanted to strip the code down to provide a very basic example. Any chance you could expand on "in my code I'd probably define the function anyway"? I guess my…
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Thank you for the info..
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Brett, I have been using a different method via js, yields the same results. Also I think jQuery would help reduce the amount of code. The following will expand the parent category to expose the child records. function extractPageName(hrefString) { var arr = hrefString.split('/'); return (arr.length<4) ? hrefString :…
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Brett - I didn't think that you could use SuiteScript in that manor to control content, am I mistaken?
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as an example the following code was pasted into the large command line of Firebug (a Firefox plugin). When you tested the script posted, were you logged into NS or were you viewing a NS website?
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Hi, for price list you can use the following to get the value: nlapiGetLineItemValue('price','priceprice_1_',1) // for the base price nlapiGetLineItemValue('price','priceprice_1_',1) // for the second line in price list... and so on... there is updates on this ids in V.2009 R2 hope this is what you need. The problem with…
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Yang, Does this mean that you will be able to alter the price of an item before it is added to the shopping cart and have the shopping cart display the altered price?
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Found this kb document on the microsoft site, going to try it out http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308260
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To bad you couldn't leverage the Duplicate Record Management tool via script...
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Contact records
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ended up finding the following post, which I think might help https://usergroup.netsuite.com/users/showthread.php?t=16087&highlight=hyperlink If anyone has other suggestions, please let me know
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Yes, however the client has requested a button. So rather then pushing back, I have welcomed the challenge (always looking to improve skills) So now it's time to play around with some API!!