I made up a little test record to try this out. I noticed if the field type is Decimal Number and not Currency, you can have more decimal places, then to round it to the nearest 2 places, you can either use a Currency field or do the rounding in a Formula. Is there any specific reason you need those fields to be Currency…

Vote for Enhancement 22349 if you wish for a Full Export that actually does a full export.

Hmm. on the configuration screen I only see the usual (Name, Email, Address, Phone, etc.). Maybe have to use a Saved Search to find the rest?

I don't think you should have to tear down the existing UI - you can just use nlobjResponse's write() function to send back your own custom HTML. At least, that works in Suitelets. using writePage, on the other hand, means you're using a NetSuite UI object like nlobjList or nlobjForm.

Okay. Sorry I have never used the Website feature, but I am pretty sure you can just do what any Web page does to accomplish this behavior - create a <script> element and use Javascript to set up event handlers for when the dropdown list (probably a <select> tag) changes, and then reload the page with a parameter in the…

@jschneller, what's the advantage of using those instead of online forms or a Suitelet on an iframe?

So you have a list, and you want a dropdown with two options for layout. When the user selects a layout from that dropdown, you want the layout of the list to change to the layout they selected. Are you doing this in a Suitelet? Are you using NetSuite UI APIs such as nlobjForm.addList, nlobjForm.addSublist? How does the…

Do you mean changing the layout of the NetSuite UI for just those elements?

Can it be done just with an Inline HTML field containing an <iframe> that refers to a Facebook feed URL?

Make sure you don't have a User Event script running on that page that creates extra records somehow - but I assume the spam is not anything your own scripts would generate, right?

I've never been involved in a full implementation, but I have gone through a few web sites I've helped work on, and made sure the screen reader output is easy to read and navigate through. I used FANGS for Firefox (free add-on) to check the way JAWS would parse it, without actually having to buy JAWS. I hope that is…

Just make sure your line breaks use the right pattern. I had to change theirs to mine.

I've never done this before, but I think this might help. http://webdesign.about.com/od/metataglibraries/p/x-ua-compatible-meta-tag.htm One thing though: In NetSuite I believe such an edit is site-wide for your NetSuite web site. Not sure. The DOCTYPE was if I remember what I read correctly.

That's what I ended up doing. There are some good CSV import code snippets out there all over the web, that you can use. One gotcha to watch out for: The line breaks work differently depending on the Operation System in which the CSV was created, sometimes. At first I was line-breaking on /|\r|\n/g but that caused it to…

indeed. And on top of that safety feature, you can remove the links from the DOM altogether using script. The thing is, in my mind you shouldn't have to. Maybe there are some other settings you could try as far as access goes, like Public or Audience/Roles, etc. If none of those work, maybe try making a custom form view…

Anyone? This is a problem not just for images but elsewhere too. Logically, if it can determine that there is a dependency, then it should be able to trace the dependency, in my opinion

I'm not the one to ask, but my opinion is that since each page of 1,000 results is a new request, it's no trouble for NetSuite because each request for the next page of 1,000 has to wait its turn on the server like everyone else. This means your process will be waiting in line to get a response 20 times for just the one…

I hope somebody says that it is possible, and explains how - I have been building my own metadata records which contain extra info about records and fields in NetSuite (many of them custom), but also contains simple metadata that should be accessible to SuiteScript but isn't, like whether a given field in a record type…

Is there an equivalent SuiteTalk function for nlapiLookupField()?

So NetSuite hasn't documented the API sufficiently to allow PowerShell users to know how to set passport? Sounds like they need to Enhance the documentation or something.

I have not tried this, but I found an article on automating password resets: http://www.spearheadchange.com/5/post/2013/02/automation-making-user-management-easy.html And then I thought - what if that were a Scheduled Script, that runs every X days (where X is some number slightly smaller than the password expiration…

Yeah - we need a way to just turn off the expiry for accounts not belonging to specific users, like the one we use for our non-Netsuite services to access our ReSTlets and WebServices. When our WebServices username has its password expire, one of our vital systems goes offline and we can't do business. So I set up a…

We need the same thing! More than once, our office ground to a halt because the password expired on a ReSTlet

A few questions (and some of this is possibly because I have never used PHPToolKit - we have an in-house solution instead): Where does $header_array come from, and what is it for? Is the following line only there to speed up testing? if ($linecount > 2) break; What is the $service var? In the following line I was unclear…

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I think you can only limit results to a minimum of 10 or 11 records, unless it returns less in the first place due to criteria. When I wanted to get just the maximum Last Modified date, for example, I Ordered By that field, Descending, and then simply got the data from only the first record in the results set. I did limit…

So are you having trouble because sometimes the ref is an array, and sometimes it's just a single value? You can check the type of a variable to see if it's an array or not, and take appropriate action depending on how that evaluates.

Thank you. It helped me too! Except, for some reason setLeftParens is a valid function, but setRightParens on the exact same thing throws an error Error: UNEXPECTED_ERROR ReferenceError: "setRightParens" is not defined.

You might even be able to do it without a CASE statement at all. I don't know if the below will work but you should look into it if you still haven't got it working and see if this helps: I think you can use the Saved Search results grouping feature (not a results page dropdown but a grouping option for the results on the…

In the meantime, I find it helpful to Web search "Oracle SQL" followed by a short description of my question or what I want to do with the query, and I usually find something close to what I'm trying to build.