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I've done this a bunch.. you want to use the google universal analytics tracking module only, and if you have a different domain for your checkout (like checkout.netsuite.com), use auto for the domain in the configuration.js file. It's worked well for me lots of times.
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You can define the layout for the related items, just create a new layout and specify it at the site or tab level under 'related items layout'. SB will still put it into a table structure, but if you make it a single column layout and use CSS to cast the tables as DIVs, you can style it.
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Are you sure? In my experience, nothing from that field is used in reference checkout.
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It looks like your site is using reference checkout... the settings in your screenshot only apply to site builder checkout, so that code never fires. You can either configure the built-in reference checkout Adwords tracking module (basically, add the ID and label to the appropriate area in configuration.JS) or we offer a…
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Yes, you can display just about any valid HTML, including images, video, embedded videos, etc. You can either use custom fields or just put the HTML into the item description.
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Add paypal.com to the referrer exclusion list in the admin section of Google Analytics. If that doesn't work, you may need to tweak the Google analytics code on your site to properly handle cross domain linking.
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I've checked 5 site builder sites, and they are all very slow to load. What's the point of the status site if it says everything is great when it clearly isn't?
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20+ second load times on the 5 site builder sites I tested so far today, just like yesterday. Nearly unusable.
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This does require a little extra work, but can be done: 1. Ensure you have the proper cross domain linking set up in the GA code on every page 2. Include the Google analytics tracking code in the form itself and the thank you page (both loading through the iframe) 3. Set up the goal in Google analytics with the thank you…
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I've been using Google Apps for a long time, you get bigger limits for Google drive and some other minor benefits, and can log in with your email at gmail.com. Full sync with outlook so you never lose your email or contacts, easy to use, superb uptime.
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You might try adding these query string parameters (I'm assuming you're on site builder): ?clearcache=T (should display a site maintenance message, as it's clearing the site cache. just remove the parameter and the site should come back) ?nocache=T (sets a cookie bypassing the server side cache, I believe) I would double…
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One more thing to check for - go to set up web site > site builder > set up web site. Check the touch points tab to make sure they are pointing to the custom SSP application, and not the reference one.
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Here are a few reasons why, as a consultant, I am not going to be developing SCA sites: 1. Just about the only built-in functionality that SCA comes with is faceted search. Everything else has to be custom-built, including things as basic as category pages. This means at the SCA website will be completely unique, and very…
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I have seen this kind of problem frequently with reference checkout. If you check the combined template file in the custom folder and find your changes in there, then the only explanation is that NetSuite is ignoring the custom folder and displaying content from the reference folder only. Double check that you have set up…
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Assuming you are on site builder, you can put all of the stuff in your site theme into custom tags, then create a hidden tab that is restricted to your developers in the audience tab. Then use tag substitution to change out all the parts so you can do dev work in the hidden tab on the live site without causing…
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Much of the work required to make a Sitebuilder website responsive is done through CSS, which is not really part of the site builder templates. Tables have to be recast as divs, along with a bunch of other hacks. It can be done, but it takes a great deal of expertise and every project requires a bunch of custom work. If…
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Do you mean SCA or Site Builder? Both are called SuiteCommerce now for some reason. If you are on SCA, you are probably better off using a custom SSP application instead of Suitelets. For site builder, Suitelets can work to provide some database interactivity. You can use a standard JavaScript Ajax call to make the…
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Have you tried this (from answer 45113): [LEFT]Proceed to [/LEFT]Web Site Hosting Files/Live Hosting Files/SSP Applications/NetSuite Inc. - My Account 1.05.0/Custom My Account/ssp_libraries/backend.configuration.js[LEFT] and edit it by adding custitem_test (custom field ID) under items_fields_standard_keys: [] array.[/LEFT]
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Regular my account and the premium version are different bundles, so there's no easy way to go from one to the other. If you are on site builder now, you can only install the regular my account for free, although I think you can buy premium... You might want to check on that to be sure. The way SCA and the reference bundle…
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I did finally get the link to work, what an underwhelming document. Basically everything that I've learned about reference checkout has been through reverse engineering, and these release notes contain nothing that would be useful for a developer. It doesn't include the massive change I mention above, it doesn't talk about…
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You might also find what you're looking for under set up > website > customize text.
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That link doesn't work for me, even if I'm logged into netsuite and the new developer site. All the release notes that I found on the developer site pertain only to SuiteCommerce advanced, not to the reference checkout bundles.
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Here's a challenge - find the release notes for the latest version of either reference bundle. Seriously, where is this?
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1. have you tried the getcurrentattribute tag? 2. If you are on reference checkout 2.04, they completely changed the way data from the customer record is provided. You have to update the backend.configuration.js file in the items_fields_standard_keys array to include a custom field. 3. similar to #2, NS isn't providing…
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It's a nice looking site, and I always appreciate more documentation. I guess I'm just confused about so many sources of information. There's the NetSuite help, suite answers site, suitescript records browser, the suite ideas site, and now this one. Is the new one only about SuiteCommerce advanced? What about reference…
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Yes, reference modules are the same regardless of what's driving your www site. The my account premium bundle is restricted to SuiteCommerce advanced sites I believe, but you should be able to bring over existing reference bundles to SCA when you migrate.
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I'm having the same problem, and reproduced it on several different NetSuite accounts. Since this is basically the only way to get this kind of information in a site builder website, it sure would be nice if it worked properly. It used to - what happened NetSuite?
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I cannot recommend site builder to anyone. It has not received a significant upgrade or new feature in 10 years. It forces you to use a table-based layout, or a sophisticated series of hacks to get around the table structure. No one should willingly subject themselves to a 10 or 15-year-old platform. It's pretty obvious…
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NetSuite, as a stockholder, I would prefer that you actually deal with the problems and bugs that are affecting your customers instead of simply silencing them to avoid making yourself look bad. The reality of the situation is what is making people unhappy, not the fact that people are talking about it.
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The reference checkout Google analytics module passes a friendly page name to the Google analytics back end... You can use the tag assistant tool to see the tract page URL for each step during checkout. One popular approach is to use the final confirmation page as the goal, with each page leading up to it part of the…