Is it still an issue for you?

Thanks Lorne.

Hello, Try and copy the two library files NSCheckout.js and NSEmail.js from the /library folder to your custom ssp folders. Then, in your SSP Application (Setup > WebSite > SSP Applications). Under the Scripts > Libraries tab, try adding the two library files for: 1) Web Site Hosting Files/Live Hosting Files/SSP…

This might have something to do with it... "ReferenceError: "NSCheckout" is not defined. (cart.ss#214)" Yet the file is identical to the NS original that works!##!#!#!:h_a_w:

I will give that a go shortly and let you know. Thanks for the tip.

Interesting... when I comment out "//" the 2 functions that reference "NSCeckout" the file is read correctly. But why does it work on the original file? What am I missing here? I'm not sure what the implications are of not having those functions?

The responses are: Original file in Reference Cart directory returns: {"header":{"status":{"code":"SUCCESS","message":"success"}},"result":{"totalfound":4,"items":[{"id":"5673","orderitemid":"item5673set268083","quantity":2,"name":"Tortoiseshell Bay Shiraz Blend…

And what language is ${addressItem(obj.defaultAddress)} ???

I did nothing

You could create an item that has a meta redirect to the category you're after and make that item the related item. Call it the same name as the category.

The div worked fine for me. When I tried to make the TD display:none it left whitespace. But whatever works for you!

Here's a thought... put a div tag around your entire left nav. Give said tag an id. In your item drill down template put a <style>#id {display:none;}</style> I reckon that should do it.

You're right - I've fixed mine too.

On this topic, as changes are being prepared, obviously we will all be informed well, and well in advance of the release won't we? I mean, I have (and I'm very sure I'm not alone) a massive amount of customisation, from scripts etc, through to DOM hacks and the like. I do realise we have a beta release etc but I'd want to…

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You can hide it with css pretty easy

Any particular version of FF? 6.0.2 load style sheets fine for me.

Hi Geoff, While I am no HTML expert, I am trying to work with Eric and other internal people to get some answers to your specific question. Meanwhile, I wanted to add some more comments on the basic problem. The NetSuite eCommerce team does realize that our HTML layout and ability to customize the layouts etc. needs…

Try here: https://system.netsuite.com/help/helpcenter/en_US/Output/Help/WebSite/WebTags_TagsForUseInHTMLPagesAndSiteTemplates.html?NS_VER=2011.2.0

Could you put a div tag around your left-nav and give that an id and hide it that way?

Post the code for the template that is causing issues and someone may be able to help here.

BUT... if you restrict a category by audience, new customers don't become part of that audience immediately. So for example, if you created a sign-up form for a customer to be eligible to purchase from that category they would not be able to see that category until the NS servers update.

We have restricted items from search by adding a custom check box "disallow from search" and put a script on our search results template.

You could add a script to the item description column/field.

Is there a "use checkerboard effect" box somewhere?

You could use a different template for those categories and don't have display sort links checked. It's not dynamic, but if those categories will only ever hold sub-categories then it should suffice.

I get that a couple hundred times a day, I just ignore it. It happens for nearly EVERYTHING. Yep. Constantly.

I'm glad! I rarely test anything I post!

Well done. You should post it here to so that others who are looking for it may find it!

When publishing saved searches remember to remove as much data loading as possible. ie. always add filters like inactive=F to reduce the amount of "thinking" the server has to do.