You can assign a URL to your shopping cart within netsuite. If you open the shopping cart tab in netsuite content manager you will see a field for URL.

There is a file called Utils.js, in there you will find a resizeImage function. Just update the function with the code below replacing with your domain. function resizeImage (sizes, url, size) { var resize = _.where(sizes, {name: size})[0]; if (!!resize) { return url + (~url.indexOf('?') ? '&' : '?') + resize.urlsuffix; }…

Yes you can add links directly to the Profile.js file. Around line 14 you will see the MenuItems.

When I run into permission violations in SS pages, I typically move that code off to a normal suitelet in NetSuite. You can then call this suitelet using your SSP page or SS page and return the values. Doing this allows you to give the suitelet more privileges and gets around the permission violations. Jason Smith Director…

Just spoke with Support the Reference Checkout V2 is out there but not available for SuiteCommerce Site Builder. I was told that it is avaiable for SuiteCommerce Advanced Storefronts. Just search for Reference Checkout...but unfortunately it can't be installed. :h_a_w: We have been building our own custom checkouts for…

If the customer is an existing customer you can use invoices. Otherwise you would need to write some custom scripts to handle the functionality. We are creating the same process for one of our clients. Thanks, Jason Smith NXTurn.com

I just posted a new thread to see if anyone has PayPal working with the reference checkout. So far I haven't heard anything. netsuite support says it will work but can't show any examples of it working.

I have seen this error before. I believe it has to do with installing the reference checkout when you have multiple stores. You should submit a ticket to NS Support. Although I was told that it is a known issue and there is no resolution at this time. The new reference checkout is supposed to be released in August and…