You can see it in action on http://www.signsdirect.com/

My script is just updating the first & last name on the customer record. The correct names are in the address records.

I did it with a scheduled script that updates the name & customer ID (if you don't use autonumber). The hard part is handling the 'id already exists' errors when setting the customer ID, and finding an appropriate 'john doe 4' ID to use. Does anyone know how Denali fixes this problem?

MVL - For date stuff, I use a date library and calculate today + whatever the biz usually ships in for est ship date. Est receive date isn't that important, just add a week or so for ground. GTS used to grade merchants based on actual receipt date and ship dates, penalizing those who fail to ship within their estimates 95%…

There is no way to improve the web search that comes with site builder. The only option is a 3rd party solution that replaces it. This is another area of site builder that has seen zero improvements in the last 10 years.

NetSuite doesn't seem to be changing anything right now, they are simply changing the structure to allow them to split off websites that have all lived in the same data center into new data centers down the road. Many of the websites that I checked are misconfigured, but still working. Up until now, there were 2 main data…

For anyone using a top level domain, let me confirm that the only thing you can do in DNS is to point to an IP address. Ping your www.domain.shopping.netsuite.com address and slap that IP in there (most of you will still be on the 167... IP). If something changes, the only thing you can do for your TLD is to update the IP…

You probably want to choose hosted as web store.

As far as I can tell, the data objects used by the reference bundles aren't documented anywhere. I did eventually find the right code to use, through exhaustive reverse engineering. The first step is adding some debug statements into my tracking modules like so: JSON.stringify(SC._applications.Checkout.getUser()): or var…

Hello, Your code would only work on the website confirmation page, I wouldn't try to use it on the back end at all. the only way I know of to get what you want is to upgrade to universal analytics and use the measurement protocol to send a series of specially designed HTTP post 'hits'. there is one type of hit to track a…

Are you using a relative call for the CSS? Try putting the full URL to the CSS file, you can also use the dev tools in chrome (f12) and watch the console, it will tell you if you're getting a 404 when the browser requests the CSS file.

Farrago, That's an interesting question. I have played around with it in my test drive account a bit, and what you're looking for sounds pretty doable. Under set up website, Upsell, you can set up the options for the automatic upsell items. The main issue I am seeing is that NetSuite creates a separate table for each list…

I have seen this exact problem on more than one occasion. The setting was definitely not changed by any person, and we also never got much of a response from NetSuite support. Just another thing that we have to monitor manually.

You can also move things around with CSS.

The problem with GTS is that it doesn't work with an Ajax style checkout for the confirmation validation. It's really nothing more than a limitation in Google's automatic validation script, but since you are forced to go through that in order to get approved, that requirement effectively stops reference checkout from being…

I was pretty surprised as well... Here is the response I got from GTS support (emphasis mine): Hello David, Thank you for contacting the Google Trusted Stores team! My name is Chris and I'm happy to assist with your questions. I'm so sorry that the Trusted Stores code implementation is causing you frustration! I will do my…

I wouldn't recommend using the code above, reference checkout 2.05.0 is quite different than previous versions. If you just want to add some html that is always there, just modify the template used for that area of the page. If it is more complicated, like the delivery instructions change depending on the shipping method,…

It's best to pretend SSI doesn't exist in NetSuite. If you have a bunch of HTML to include, you might try putting it into a custom record then use a getRecordAttribute tag to pull it in. I haven't tested whether that has a 4k character limit, but I've tried to use SSI in many ways over the years, with a 100% failure rate.…

Use tag substitution... create a tag call <LEFTSIDENAV> and put it in the left side navigation template in the site theme. the default value can contain <NLSITENAVIGATIONHTML> for most of the site, and replace it in the checkout tab with <NLCOLUMNCONTENTS>. That or use reference checkout, and you don't have to worry about…

Can you give an example of a http wsdk tag? Can't you switch the request from the www domain to the NS checkout domain so it's secure?

Even with site builder, all password pages should be on https pages.

Here is the link to the NS help article on search keywords: https://system.na2.netsuite.com/app/help/helpcenter.nl?fid=section_N2635042.html [h=4]To set alternate search keywords:[/h] [LIST] [*]To set keywords for items, go to Lists > Accounting > Items. To enter keywords for categories, go to Lists > Web Site >…

I believe the search keywords should be separated by a comma, not a space, for SB search to work properly. I'd fix those then you can grab them en masse for the meta tag.

In my experience, site crawler type sitemap generators are pretty unreliable. There might be a maximum depth setting, or maybe some of your categories are in javascript navigation that it can't parse, there are lots of things that could cause it to not index all your pages. The bigger downside is you don't know if the…

You can also use a CDN to sit in front of your site and serve it to your customers using SSL, while NetSuite is still serving it to the CDN over http.

Here's how to find items missing a preferred category: 1. item saved search, with criteria like inactive = false, display in web site = true 2. add a formula (text) to the criteria: {categorypreferred} is empty If you want to see in an item search if the preferred category is active, I'm not sure that's possible. You could…

I assume your sandbox is set to use a different domain... I would add the noindex, nofollow meta tag as well. If that doesn't work, you can always add a JavaScript to the head that checks an ip whitelist and redirects everyone else to the same page on the main site.

If you use the /tab/cat/item format for item URLs, you sort of can accomplish what you want. The URL component is tied to the item, and you can't have more than one... but the full URL includes the tab and category the item belongs to, so if the category on site one has a different URL component than the category on site…

Can you build the search in the UI? there's a chrome extension that lets you export a search..

For the most part, my consultancy hasn't switched because there isn't enough of a reason to do so. I've heard enough complaints about the lack of documentation, undocumented bugs and missing functionality in 2.0 that I'd rather wait as long as I can so hopefully some of those issues will get resolved first. I've never had…