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Hard code your menus.
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Actually... what I want already exists... It is the same functionality as the "UPDATE TOTAL" button as the checkout... tell us NS, tell us!
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The resize process maintains the aspect ratio of the image and the image is scaled. If you only specify the height for the image resizing and leave the width blank, then it should resize all your thumbnail images to exact same height. If you had looked at the list posted you'd see that all the images are indeed the same…
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Sorry... I mean set width and height as a specific number of pixels as opposed to using a percentage. Percentages have a habit of suiting themselves.
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You would need to redo your templates. Use specific dimensions and they should all line up better.
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I'm not sure, but why wouldn't you just include the surcharge in the item price?
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Not telling you off! Just saying you'll get more help with a thread that has a title that matches your problem. Good luck!
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Hi I want to have my featured items in a separate left side navigation, right now if i add featured items those adding into my left side navigation. i do not want to include my featured items and left side navigation both in one box, i want to have featured items navigation top and below i want to have site navigation.…
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You would need to set a different template for your featured items and include the coding for the columns you desire. I did this many moons ago on an old version of our site. Many moons.
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ok. im more talking about your tables etc that house the images
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alttagcaption is the field name - hmm... I wonder how you could pull it. You might have to create a custom field in the inventory item to set your own alt field and call that.
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doesn't work in Chrome either... Might be the function you are calling with onclick - perhaps Safari and Chrome don't understand it like IE and FF do?
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I'm sure a simple javascript could do that. something along the lines of naming your css files the same as the website and referencing that in the head section. <script> var cssfile = document.getElementsByTagName( 'base' ); document.writeln('<LINK REL=StyleSheet HREF="' + cssfile + '.css" TYPE="text/css">');…
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I posted some code for a custom search box in this thread: https://usergroup.netsuite.com/users/showthread.php?t=19172&highlight=custom+search Feel free to modify it to your own needs.
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Your search function searches all description text, not just titles. Is that by design? For example, I searched for "now" and got 111 results. Search for "and" and I get 191 results!
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check the help guide for publishing saved searches - it's pretty straight forward
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Nice of someone to notice! Cheers Bill
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New thread started for the Cookie Solution if anyones cares to help out... https://usergroup.netsuite.com/users/showthread.php?p=92575#post92575
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Simply change document.bookForm.allowCartPopup.value to window.name and it should do the trick. However, this assume your user will keep using the same window when browsing your site. Ok, so I've changed it as suggested to <script type="text/javascript"> function display(checkboxSelected) { var contents = "" contents…
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Wouldn't you just add a transaction item option? Setup>Customization>Transaction Item Options>New
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This works... <html> <head> <script type="text/javascript"> function display(checkboxSelected) { var contents = "" contents += checkboxSelected.name contents += checkboxSelected.checked document.bookForm.allowcartpop.value = contents } function show_cartinfo() { if (document.bookForm.allowcartpop.value !=…
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OK - so I have it working... in embryo anyway... just thought I'd post that so nobody wastes their time on helping me out. I've left work now and I'll post the code tomorrow in case anyone is interested. YAY!
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for those of you waiting desperately for the answer, here is the second part of the script (to replace the input checkbox command) <script type="text/javascript"> if (window.name != 'nopopuptrue') { document.write('<INPUT TYPE="checkbox" NAME="nopopup" onClick="display(this)" >Disable Cart pop-up message') }…
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If you don't want to touch the cookies. You can use the window.name property as a global value. It will be similar to this. If (checkbox==checked){ window.name='checked' } And where should one insert this? (why does that feel wrong asking that question...)
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We use custom records to display recommended retail price, wine maker, region, rating out of 100 etc. We just reference those fields in the relevant templates.
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Setup>Website>Customise Text - "buttons" tab - should be able to put some coding in there
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Forgive me here if I have missed something... but when I click both those links the page that loads appears identical to me...
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You can also add pieces of info into the "Review and Submit Order" page by creating a new transaction body field and setting to appear only in the web store on the "applies to" tab Use inline html for prettier results.
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<NLSITENAVIGATIONHTML> is the correct code, however, according to the help section (https://system.netsuite.com/help/helpcenter/en_US/Output/Help/WebSite/WEB_ITEMTEMPLATES_HDIAddInfoFromCustomFields.html?NS_VER=2008.2.0) you can only use that tag in the Site Navigation Portlet and not anywhere else. Where are you trying to…
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You could do both... Redirect to said thank you message. Put a meta command to load the form again after say 5 seconds. Very simple stuff.