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probably. You can append the url the the user clicks through to with "?partner=xx" where xx = the partner number. Shouldn't be too hard with a little script.

I've never heard of Delta card, but yes, there is a pattern. It's every card, website and internal. I've had to display a pop-up asking people to *gasp* use paypal...

I've made this disappear for the checkout pages. Any word on the street?

You should be able to change the expiry date with a script I reckon - hit google up with that.

There is an Update Total button already. Perhap you could hide that button, but use it's functionality on another button, adding an onmousedown event to change all current quantities to 0?

Is that why people are always calling me "one page" ?

d.j. you're right (not that I doubted you) but... the interesting thing is I don't use the NS "home" page, I use a standard Hosted Tab, so it must have something to do with the primary domain and not specifically the Netsuite "Home" page tab.

Yes. Can you script?

Have you made it mandatory on all forms or just on the web form?

You might wish to read up in the help section on creating custom forms instead of using NS standard forms. They are fully customisable.

They just want your heart to skip a beat occasionally!

And get all your staff to turn on Rich Text Editing. It messes code and makes things ugly. Or at least have everyone change the default font to Arial. Home>Set Preferences>Appearance Tab>Entry Forms Field.

Works on our site fine. File a case.

Unlike a failed CC or PayPal charge it goes ahead and creates a Sales Order. When I dig into the Billing tab I see the "Google Order Financial State" is "Payment_Declined". It seems very inconvenient. I'd prefer to just not get the order until a valid authorization is given. Thanks in Advance I'm not sure of the answer but…

Check the help section on custom item fields. You'll find what you need.

same domain for us too.

What did you try? File Cabinet Item, Hosted Web Page, Online Customer Form, Web Site Category, Web Site Information Item, Web Site Item, Web Site Tab, or all of them?

Yeah that's the reason. Try it yourself. Click "No" to loading non-secure items. Whatever image won't load is the offending one.

You could probably create a script that replaces your template. If item type = xx then write the following html code else write this html code.

I have had the same thing occur, for 2 different reasons. Reason 1. The price level of the customer was changed after a product was added to the cart. Reason 2. A now inactive item was added to the cart before it was made inactive and the customer is now trying to check-out.

List > Marketing > Promotion Codes > New There is a minimum order amount field and you can also add/exclude items that apply to the promotion code. And then basically create a new discount item that would be added to their cart and select it from the drop down. That answers part 2, but what I think Tara wants is for the…

Have you written the code to zoom the image? Post it and we can show you where to put it in your template. Or are you asking someone to write that code for you? Just trying to clear up what you're after...

Can you write javascript? I'm asking because I'm not going to write the thing for you, but if you can't write then I can't point you in the right direction. Unless you have cash monies you want to send me.

Too hard to do multiple shipping addresses from the website, as far as I know.

Have you tried a different browser?

Have you tried changing itemid to internalid and using the id instead of the name in your ThisName var? Does that make any difference?

That works, but not instantly... we went down that path and found that any new subscribers had to wait up to 48 hours (I guess when NS servers refresh) to see the tab. It certainly wasn't an instant thing. But if you aren't relying on someone signed up and seeing it straight away it works perfectly.

You could put a script in your item templates. If state = xx then don't show the table.

Replace the first < td > tag in your item cell templates with something like this: &lt;script language="javascript"&gt; if (&lt;%=getCurrentAttribute('customer','state')%&gt;='whatever the state is that you don't wish to sell to') { document.write('&lt;td style="display:none;"&gt;'); } else { document.write('&lt;td&gt;');…

OK that's a bit of a different avenue from the one I went down. How is that referencing the state in question? Did you try varying my code to suit your needs?