farrago's solution is javascript based - and that will be a better choice than flash. (my opinion)

We are using jquery to do that on some pages...we have done a little more manipulation than that, but essentially you can build a string of items and send them all to the cart. We have created a jquery function which handles the click of the new (and only) add to cart on a page. Then, when clicked - we look for any product…

You've peaked my interest Sam, tell me more about getting past the 50 item per page limit. If this is no appropriate here - email me at tom@clickstop.com Thanks, tom

Ignite has no use to our company - but we are very interested in seeing the SSP platform flourish... From your note: "We have seen customers and partners built some pretty neat solutions from a custom checkout in eCommerce to a Google Map integration in CRM. NetSuite will continue to provide platform technology in…

Amen JT - I'd be willing to donate time too.

johnTEN: "I suspect that for larger NS clients that have large IT costs and significant IT staff, these numbers will be no big deal and the benefits of the new system will far outweigh the added costs." Ironically - this is one of the benefits of using NetSuite. A large IT staff is not needed. :)

"You are provided with complete control over both the Ajax generated site, and the non-ajax generated site, so you should be able to adjust the site as needed for SEO, today and in the future as SEO changes and matures." The "non-ajax" URL's are are golden. Wonderful, awesome pieces of SEO goodness. {Most of the time},…

I wonder how many comments we have to make until a NetSuite employee that knows something about the price shows up to "help" us? Maybe an Ignite employee who is trolling the user group forums - getting ready to help us. :) tom

"I'd encourage members of this forum to explore and share what creative solutions you come up with using the platform. I will be back to ask for another customer to showcase its awesome solution in my breakout session at the next SuiteWorld." You understand that most of us developer types will never get to SuiteWorld -…

farrago: "Fixing it will be off of their 'to do' list and yet we will still be floating in the wind." Classic quote - this is probably already crossed off the list. Wow...

These are all great questions - does anyone know the answer?

It all sounds really good - I know my SEO guy was not impressed with the AJAX and felt there were some definite holes in the Ignite system in terms of search engine optimization. AJAX doesn't really play nice with Google - you have to "bend" things to conform. This will be interesting to see play out. Thank you Ankur and…

Unfortunately, we do need it sorted so that won't work quite right. Any other ideas, anybody? I think you're going to have to use jquery. Here is an article on "zebra striping": http://docs.jquery.com/Tutorials:Zebra_Striping_Made_Easy We've pretty much come to the conclusion that jquery is a NetSuite website's best friend.

Hey farrago , I have a theory on how this could be done in SCA. We have a couple of projects which are ahead of this...but I think it is possible.

Hey Wizzard - if you pull in cash sales, that should pull in both inventory and kit items. Its not perfect - but we like upside of the extra data.

What we do - as we have sites which go on multiple websites, or we have items which can be sold individually or as a "group", "pack" in bulk, is use kits. The kit only has the original item in it - but it allows you to have different information for the website and everything really. It also removes the duplicate content…

Hey FinOps - we accomplish this with kits. We have kits on the second site - with the item from the first site...you get a "new" item and your inventory remains the same. Make sense?

You should really 301 any page you change the name of. If you have any links or anything saved - the 301 will take care of it and pass it on to the new page.

Anything you are pulling with the <script> tag will not be seen by bots. Look at the source code - that is exactly what the spiders "see".

After being in training for SCA - you are correct "Seems like Advanced Store Front still has a long way to go for SEO, analytics, and speed optimization." Has anyone seen good results from ShopFlow? It seems to be a little clunky in the results it returns.

If you are using jquery/javascript to load anything after the page loads - then your SEO in toast. The rule of thumb is, if you cannot see it when you view the source of a page - then neither will the search engines/spiders/robots. However - it is possible to use Netsuite as your shopping cart and still have good SEO. You…

A little late to the party here...but Google will drop your rankings if they perceive your site slow. So - I'm not sure "can" matters. And the things Google uses to make algorithm changes are based on user data.

We have done this for a long time - and added some programming to the front end to check 2 things...on the item's website tab, we use the "Don't show price" and "Hide add to cart button" check boxes. You can see there are some other fields which can also be used. This should get you the outcome you desire. Shoot me a…

I went through the training a couple weeks back - and felt the same way Felipe. Idea is solid - it is very complicated to execute.

Sam concept is Sam, that is what we do too. Check for the existence of select...

I would add a jquery block of code into the footer with a netsuite (ns) tag - using document.ready. We have done this many times in ns to manipulate the UI and it works just fine. I have added it to the page/template we needed it on...but it works the same. My only other suggestion would be to add the jquery from a remote…

We have also used CSS to override the background button part and used an image of our choice.

From speaking to others, it seems that Celigo are a professional company who have done many integrations and this was the best connector that I could find for Magento and NetSuite. We also use Amazon S3 for files storage (images for the website and internal backups, etc.) and they do a connector for this also. I have not…

We've offloaded a bunch of the assets to Amazon. All out images are on amazon and most of our scripts are hosted on a rackspace site. It has helped some...but it is no magic bullet for increasing speed on Netsuite.

You have a javascript error on the cart page. If there are javascript errors, all things go haywire. I have written up a process for netsuite google analytics integration on my blog - you can check that out. Let me know how it goes...