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OK I'm getting some results using the field Applied To Transaction:Gift Certificate 'is not empty'
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Yeah we use check boxes for heaps of stuff like that - not "the most useless thing EVER"...
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You use the checkbox to control what they see... via a script! Just ask google.
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The field name (internal) is giftcertapplied - I'm not sure where exactly to find it but perhaps someone from NS can help.
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You could just try and get the value of the gift certificate couldn't you? Or if that only part-paid the total, use a formula to total Cash Sale total plus Gift Certificate total.
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Rather than redirecting to a thank you page with access to trial software, why not redirect to a page that simply says "thanks - check your inbox for a link to the trial software"?
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Untested, but you could add a 3rd "default" element to your tag couldn't you? Instead of <%=getCurrentAttribute('item','itemid')%> would <%=getCurrentAttribute('item','itemid','defaultcssfilename')%> work?
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Yeah good call. I reckon that would do the trick.
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Only 5 votes for this enhancement :eek: Another related question please: Can we take out the gift certificate from the payment page and keep it in review and submit order? Now I find that just stupid. Who wants to enter CC details if they have a GC that covers the sale?
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Glad my incorrect solution got you there!
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Well you could possibly hide it with css. But I think a better solution would be for NS to have the option of putting both (or none) on that page.
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And how many years has that been tracked for?
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bump.......... Hey... not so hard
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The promocode field SHOULD be on the payment page with the gift certificate.
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Use a script. If not logged in show text string else show onlinessalesprice.
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Have your sales dropped? If not, I wouldn't get too upset. It's probably just inaccurate reporting.
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And here we are in year 5 of this post...
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Still happening Chris? I haven't noticed it on our site.
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Yeah easy - go to Lists>Website>Tabs and edit Shopping Basket In the field "Greeting" you can add style attributes wrapped in a head tag - eg: <head> <style> .contentarea { background-color: #333333; </style> </head>
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Then complain about most of NS's HTML... Run any NS site (including netsuite.com) through here: http://validator.w3.org/ Terrible...
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^^ Even better!
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Evan, I see you edited my post to take out my complaint. Fine, I understand it's your forum, you can edit as you please. So I'll rephrase: The webstore implementation really needs a lot of work. There are scores of posts on this forum about it, with specific suggestions, examples, and ideas for things that would make it…
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That still puts it in the middle of the page, so you end up with this: <td class='text'> <head> <style> .contentarea { background-color: #333333; } </style> </head> </td> It's incorrect, technically, but if you really want to have cart-specific CSS, at least leave out the <head> part. Or…
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I don't think so currently, no. The earliest place where you can put code in (after the body tag) is in the logo/tabs template. There are 3 div tags inserted by NS between the body and logo/tags bit.
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script if domain = xxxx.xom then display:none
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Put the file in you "Live Hosting" directory. That will give the correct extension.
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^^ even better idea!
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Coupons still need a lot of work, don't they... any chance NS could open a can of worms and ask us all what we want to achieve with them?
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Michael - are you kidding? Thanks... needed a chuckle. It's soooo cold today I've snapped two fingers just typing this!
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I never get invitations :(