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My test drive site hasn't been moved or upgraded to 2017.2 yet, so this was an update that was applied to everyone across the board, and not related to server moves or upgrades. The canonical URLs that the tag: <link rel='canonical' href='<%=getCurrentAttribute('item','canonicalurl' )%>'> outputs are also hard-coded to…
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You don't need to put the tags in or directly after the body tag... just put them in the footer and it will be fine.
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I'd use the network monitor part of chrome dev tools to see if it's going through a redirect. In my testing, the space in the search query should be replaced with a plus symbol, not %20. You can see how it works on my site builder test drive site: https://tdr.fourthwc.net/Home/?ext=F&search=black+toner -David
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A word of caution when changing to fully qualified links for CSS files - the CSS file usually refers to images using relative links like this: background-image:url(/site/ry-header/logo.jpg) these calls will fail after making the change, because the images don't exist in that folder:…
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Hello, It's been two months. Is NetSuite going to roll this back and give us control over our own source code?
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We have done responsive conversions for a few site builder sites, and have found workarounds for all the common issues that come up. It's a big pain, but can be done. Using the reference bundles is a good way to get around some of the limitations in site builder checkout, but you have to be careful using bootstrap on the…
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Here's another problem: if you include a stylesheet like this: <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://checkout.netsuite.com/c.XXXXX/css/temp-ns-pagestyles.css" /> It will get rewritten as: <link rel="stylesheet" href="http://www.domain.com/css/temp-ns-pagestyles.css" /> NetSuite - can you give us an explanation for this…
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The SB my account is basically a black box, there isn't anything that is configured to allow you to make changes. You can modify the customer center role to control what links show up, or add JS hacks through the site theme that do things to the DOM on those pages, but otherwise there isn't much you can change. I think…
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The article says you can't do any custom JavaScript with SCA standard... I wonder if that also applies to adding tracking modules. not a lot of concrete information yet, and it's probably a year from being available anyway, and who knows what will change in that time.
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We have done a number of responsive conversions for site builder sites, if that is your main pain point. Migrating your site to a new platform is a big project where a lot of things have to be done correctly - if you don't reuse or redirect your URLs your organic rankings will suffer ( and there is usually a drop for a…
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I took the time to set up a free Cloudflare account and set up my test drive account as an example of how it can be used to solve the HTTPS problem: https://tdr.fourthwc.net This is a site builder site, and is now https. There are a number of technical details that make it non-trivial, but it's definitely possible. There…
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Should be no problem. Under set up web site, change the home page type to hosted webpage. Then point to your HTML page in the website hosting files/live hosting files folder in your file cabinet.
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The advanced site builder module has almost all of the site builder functionality in it...if you just want to have a single page, you'll probably need to customize the welcome/home tab. Stuff that needs to go in the <head> can be put in the meta-tag HTML field, and the main page HTML can go in the message or greeting…
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If you have both a custom checkout domain and use URL components for your images, then you should be able to use a formula in a saved search to build a secure imageURL. Basically hard-code the domain and then add (concatenate) the image url component.
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Another thing to watch out for with SCA is that search engines will try to index every possible combination of your facets. I had one client who switched to SCA and the number of indexed pages went from about 10K to 3 million. The vast majority of those new indexed pages are worthless combinations of 4 -8 facets, often…
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If you are on site builder, you can put the conversion tracking code into the order confirmation HTML field under set up web site, replacing the revenue number with a custom tag to pull in total or subtotal. If you use reference checkout, there's an adwords tracking module that can be configured. The default one doesn't…
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Probably the best way to do this is to use javascript to hide one of the links...NLUSERINFO has some contextual functionality, but it switches between a login message or a greeting, not login/logout.
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I haven't tried this in your situation, but you might test out creating a redirect from the /training/ url to the /training/index.html url... of course that won't help if you are doing this because you want to see the cleaner URL. the only way with site builder I know if to display content without a file name is to use a…
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In that case, I'd use the other domain and make sure all your html code references are relative. That should let you see how the site will work in production.
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The 'global search' checkbox for the field is for the back end search, not the web site. Site builder will use fields like the description and title, but if you want to include text that you don't want to show up on the page, then you can only use the search keywords field. A little while ago I wrote a scheduled script…
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You can install the reference bundle and use that for the first web site. You then need to combine reference & custom folders (locally), then create a new SSP application using a different company name (other than NS) as the publisher. Then upload the files to that folder, set up the libraries, give it a unique URL, then…
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Same discussion over here: https://usergroup.netsuite.com/users/forum/product-areas/web-site-e-commerce/37217-removing-dollar-sign-and-iso-company-to-tweak-website
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That's pretty cool. One way to simplify could be to use a custom tag to hold the basic GA page tracking code, then use tag substitution to modify it in sections. I assume this is for pure site builder with no reference bundles... just so people know. Also, it looks like you can skip parsing the cart table - you can use a…
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Erikalent, Here is a basic rundown of the project: 1. Set up a free Cloudflare CDN account using the automatic HTTPS rewrites feature and some page rules to redirect from http to https 2. Ensure all HTML & JS code on the site uses relative links for internal images, scripts, etc. 3. Ensure all external resources like…
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Here's what I recommend: 1. set up your domain in NS like you would for production 2. leave your DNS pointing to your old site 3. Update your hosts file on your PC so your domain resolves to www.domain.hosting.netsuite.com IP 4. make sure all your SEO options are turned on and url components are assigned, to categories,…
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I believe it only works on the confirmation page, but I don't remember for sure.
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I can confirm that Cloudflare can be set up for site builder sites to make them HTTPS. The NetSuite CSS URLs aren't a problem, they get converted to HTTPS just fine. There are a few technical complications but it's not too bad. Here's my test drive site as an example: https://tdr.fourthwc.net
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It's really a question of gtm vs straight analytics regardless of platform, to me. So far I have successfully talked all of my clients out of using GTM, and do not recommend it. The supposed benefit of GTM is that a non-expert can add tracking codes for various third-party systems using their easy web interface. This does…
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This problem has been driving me nuts for at least a month. It's clearly a caching problem, and a pretty bad one, since clearing the web site cache usually doesn't help. How is it that a platform that hasn't got a new feature or significant update in 5+ years suddenly can no longer do even basic things?
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Instead of the domain name in the configuration file, use 'auto'. This tells GA to use the current domain. This is needed if you don't have a custom checkout domain, because the cart page will be on the shopping domain, and the checkout on another domain. This probably doesn't explain why GA isn't receiving transaction…