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Put it in the template.
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Put this in your item template. <head> <title><%=getCurrentAttribute('item','custitemid')%></title> </head>
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Try <%=getCurrentAttribute('item','custitemid')%> where custitemid is the field id of your custom field.
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Some staff training on what the numbers mean would help too!
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You can access it. For some reason (it shouldn't work, but it does) you can add HEAD tags anywhere in NS templates and they will be read by all browsers. Your idea would work fine too!
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So if you're embedding the customer ID why not embed the name too?
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Yeah no worries...
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I'm pretty sure you have to have the name field. But you can make it hidden and autopopulate the field with any value you like. Check the help guide for more info.
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2 years is optimistic.
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You can change the value on a customer record from the sales order. I've done this in the past with item records from a purchase order. It updates the purchase price if a value is altered on the purchase order. I'll see if I can dig up that script for you. You could manipulate it for your own needs.
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I'd imagine the form is public, but they want this to act as a registration form as well as a website log in. I've been trying this for years with no result.
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You could probably set a focus() command on your page init script.
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For the first point, you could create your custom categories as item checkboxes and use a saved search to give you your output results.
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Yay! I learneded something. Thanks.
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Oh, my. Can't believe you didn't know that, Wiz! And here I was embarrassed yesterday that I wasn't entirely sure how custom parent-child record relationships work. :) What now? How do they work?
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You could create a custom checkbox and javascript the value of the hidden drop down.
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what about {item.quantityavailable} ?
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while that may work, the terms quantity on hand and quantity available are very different. quantity on hand does not take into account orders not yet fulfilled. I suppose it depends on what you need the calculation to do. Weird... I just tried {quantityavailable} in an item search and it returned a result... as did…
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You could probably achieve this with scripting. When in edit mode, the url contains "&e=T" so you could base it on that.
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To turn the description field off just open a new sale, click customize form. Go to the Screen Fields tab then the Columns subtab and uncheck the description field.
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Take the description field out of your transactions and just use the item name.
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And crap... no mass update available...
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Ah... It's the "store form with record" checkbox I want set, isn't it...
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I have customise form under said drop menu. Perhaps a permissions thing?
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Now... is there a way that I can reference this value in a custom field so I can have it show on the item list under a supplier?
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I found this but it returns an error: https://usergroup.netsuite.com/users/showthread.php?t=24566
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Did it! On the "Related Records" tab click customise view. Click "More Options" Criteria Tab - COGS Line = is false - Type = any of Cash Sale, Invoice, Cash Refund (or any others you use) Results Tab - Item: Summary Type: Group - Quantity: Summary Type: Sum Available Filters - Date: Show in Footer = Yes Now go back to your…
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To my knowledge, we can't use full SQL queries in our formula fields. We're limited to dealing with data on the record in question, and we don't have database access without the ODBC connector which can't be implemented in the online interface anyway. I think you would be better served by creating a field which you…
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It appeared after accidentally upgrading the form to the 2010.2 way of thinking.
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What about when you edit the custom field itself? ie Setup>Customisation>Entity Fields. On the DISPLAY tab you should be able to tell it where to appear.