Hi Ben. No, I did not deploy the client script in step 2. Chrome is pretty consistent across all platforms -- I've tested on a chromebox and windows xp, but not a mac.

As a workaround, someone could (should!) write an extension in Chrome or Firefox that would simulate clicking refresh. The refresh icon code for one of my portlets is <a id="servercontentneg60_refresh" class="noImageUnderline portletIconRefresh" href="javascript:refreshPortlet('servercontentneg60','CUSTOMSEARCH_-60',…

I don't know much about markup and base prices, that's not how we create our pricing, so I'm not sure if there is a standard way to have one-off pricing. But I will say that the problem you are describing, where one field is updated from another, can be controlled with scripts. I can envision a solution like this: [LIST]…

We use Google Apps too. I did the migration myself, took a few days to move 30+ users. That was 7 or 8 years ago, never looked back!

Try adding some logic to look at the execution context. You should be able to limit the script that way var context = nlapiGetContext(); var execution = context.getExecutionContext(); if ( execution != 'webstore') { <em> [your code here]</em> }

Is the defect with the SQL statement or with the display of the image? If it's the statement, you could build the tag into a custom field on the back end, and then display it on the saved search.

Can you post your script? It might work better aftersubmit for weblead.

From NS help: Also note that only fields that are changed (submitted) will be available via nlapiGetNewRecord(). You should change your script to function userEventAfterSubmit(type){ nlapiLogExecution('DEBUG', 'script running 1?', 'yes'); var weblead = nlapiGetFieldValue('weblead'); nlapiLogExecution('DEBUG','what is…

You could set up a process to transfer the inventory from subsidiary B to subsidiary A as needed. Then the fulfillment would come out of subsidiary A only. Depending on your business, it might be fairly simple or more complicated.

Yes we sell assembly items.

Try this site, it's pretty good but not complete http://eandata.com/

Make an item saved search with the field 'Date Created' in the results. And add this field to the footer so that you can filter your results.

Doesn't look right on Chrome either, same problem as Mark shows on Safari.

There's some discussion about it here: https://usergroup.netsuite.com/users/showthread.php?t=638&highlight=wish+list

Same with me... I can never get formulas to display on the webstore, I always get an error even though it works in NetSuite. Is there a setting that enables formulas on the webstore?

Nice website @cantalupiusa

How many records is the query returning, is it by chance exactly 1,000?

Someone came up with some code to figure it out here: https://usergroup.netsuite.com/users/showthread.php?t=27145

It could also be a member of an assembly/kit, or somehow attached to another record type.

In my industry when a customer complains, each party operates under the assumption that the complaint is valid, and the vendor is responsible to either fix the problem or disprove it. NetSuite has a much different approach; they make the customer jump through hoops to prove that the complaint is valid, even when it's…

I've noticed this too on a few searches, 5 minutes apart. I hadn't investigated yet, was assuming that someone made a copy of an existing saved search.

Are the contacts you seek related to the customer record? If so, start with a customer search, and use the joins for both contacts and transactions.

I don't think you can trigger only from a transaction column field, the email alert functionality only seems to recognize transaction body fields. You could work around this by [LIST] [*]adding a custom body field [*]create a script/workflow that updates your custom body field if there are changes in your column field(s)…

I've written a script to "explode" kits on sales orders, to take care of issues like this. Here's the flow of the script: main function after submit, load record store original total and discount amounts search lines with kit items if a kit item is found, send to subfunction to explode check for errors submit record…

This is a long way around it, but should work in a saved search (not sure about report) Create a hidden text field on your item records, set it to formula, store value = No, value is {item} Add this field as result and filter in your saved search Make sure your filter default is "contains"

April fools?

This should be possible by [LIST] [*]adding 60 days to the hire date [*]find the month and year of that date (call this M and Y) [*]create a new date using the 1st of that month, M/1/Y [*]add 31 days to M/1/Y [*]find the month and year of that date (call this MM and YY) [*]create a new date using the first of that month,…

Yes, I'm afraid you do. Fortunately you can search searches, so it's not as hard to do as a few years ago. You can also file a case but it could take some time to fix. Ref this thread https://usergroup.netsuite.com/users/forum/general/errors-troubleshooting/37539-saved-search-email-notification-recipients-resetting?t=36512

Check that the employee contact has not opted out of emails. I somehow had 'soft opt-out' on employee records that kept them from getting emails.

Try a summary saved search Standard criteria date is this month -or- date is same month last year Summary criteria count of date is this month = 0