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There are many, many places within NS that you can insert HTML code. You can even add <body> tags. Perhaps someone has uploaded some broken code somewhere? If it affecting every page of your website then it's likely to be in a HTML box in your theme. Setup>Site Builder>Themes. It may well be a broken code on NS's end but…
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You could also make the default value of your custom description field source from the existing one. So it's technically always populated, unless the standard one isn't, in which case it would return "No information available"
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Hmm... not sure. You could test with a new custom field.
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Probably not, but you could add a custom field like "storename2" and reference that in your templates along-side the standard field.
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Or a workflow. That's what I use.
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Easiest way to hide things from search is create a custom checkbox. In your search results template have a script tat says if checkbox ticked don't display!
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Ahh perfect. I've got some set like that too. I answered before checking exactly, but would have dug deeper if you didn't get there! Nice one.
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Is it only for that customer record?
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For most of the items we want to make unfindable except by direct link, we actually do not put them in a category, and we set a global webstore setting that said "don't display uncategorized items in search" (or something like that - it was a while ago.) If you want to make sure your "hidden" items are not findable by…
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So from what I can see the kitchenware site is an additional site for mobile. As in they pay for 2 sites. Correct? I doesn't seem to be a dynamic adaptation of NS themes.
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Yep. Make a tab. Make it inactive. Make a category that is a sub of said tab. The url link to it should display without it showing up anywhere.
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Our site is using the standard shopping cart and is responsive. www.sloaneranger.com Hey that's cool. How did you override the settings to move items from 3 products wide on full site to one product wide on mobile?
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Campaigns can only be scheduled on the hour, yes. You can send bulk emails as a mail merge though. They are pretty instant. Documents>Mail Merge>Bulk Merge. There is a 4,000 record restriction on mail merges so if your data list is bigger than that you will need to split your group up.
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Hey nice tip Mike!
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There should still be a font. I vote for the name Sarcastica.
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Yes! I'm gonna get it and type everything in it!
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Item Options might be what you're after. https://system.netsuite.com/help/helpcenter/en_US/Output/Help/WebSite/SiteBuilder/ITEMS_MATRIX_HDIUseInMyWebSite.html?NS_VER=2013.1.0
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Rob, I believe that Meir was being sarcastic. There should be a special font for sarcasm.
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Is there an ID reference on a surrounding div or td tag? You could script it to be display:hidden.
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I had to pull all my work on it too. What a waste of time *sigh*
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I mean in your browser. You can just add a css hack to your website head.
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You can use promocodes that are single-use per customer only.
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Is there no field called minimum order amount? Enter the amount that the customer must spend before the promotion code becomes valid. If you use the Multiple Currencies feature, you can set a different minimum order amount for each currency in which you do business. Field ID: minimumorderamount
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I need to use free shipping for a group of about 1,500 items. We've got about 7,000 items. So, how can I specify those 1,500 items without doing it manually?? There should be a filter, like "all items displayed in XYZ web-store category" or "all items with XYZ preferred vendor" or it could use the resulting items from a…
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It would be good if you could filter by state too...
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The only workaround we have is to process all of one site first, edit the from email address, then do the other site. It's as frustrating as a crack-addict without a lighter.
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Nice tip! Cheers. I had a far more complicated script detecting the http or https, then writing out the call for the css file using document.write and using variables to populate the file path. Wow. That is so much easier.
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Was it a http image on a https address?
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Cheers. We're in the process of implementing so good to note.
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There may be a hack workaround you could try if scripting is your thing. You could add a script to your site's head that checks if the previous url was the log-in page and then redirect to the desired page.