I believe in 2014.1 there is the capability to exclude items from shipping calculations via a checkbox on the item record.

You can use standard nlapi calls within the services files (.ss files) which includes Models.js which is a library file. What I've done is to build around their framework, I've used other .ss files as a template and built out from there. It makes calls back to Models.js depending on the model you define and the function…

It should be possible provided the customer has the correct permissions to access the particular custom record. You can use SuiteScript within an SS file so you could grab the results that way either via search or loading the record - similar to how it's done in Models.js. If you look at the structure of other pages like…

There were multiple. We were able to work around the problem in the Models.js but it's not ideally. Oddly enough, it works fine in other accounts.

There's some documentation in the Help section. Look under the Reference My Account bundle, and I believe there is a folder on installing/customizing Reference bundle installations in general since they all use the same structure/technology pretty much. Make you you copy the library files (in order) for the Custom…

I can into this on one account. It turned out to be a permission issue at least that's what solved it for us. Check out the permissions on the records they are trying to access under your customer center role.

With one client, we ended up editing the Models.js file to work around some code which wasn't picking up the internal IDs of the items on each line. Not ideal - but gets the job done. I've seen it not happen at all though on some accounts - it's hard to nail down the issue.

It can be used for Site Builder.

We use a platform called Cloudinary. It has a feature rich API for directly manipulating images via the URL. It makes it very nice that you can upload a single version of the image and get a resized copy (server-side), on the fly by adding parameters in the URL to get different sizes, crop the image, etc.

There is a brief detailing of it in the release notes under the web site section.

What are you looking for in terms of output? Are you looking to have all parent/child items grouped together? For example, if you had a T-shirt with sizes S, M, L, XL - what would your feed need to look like for your shopping engine?

You can use the saved search to create the feed, export the search, and then upload/FTP wherever you need. SuiteScript would only be needed to create automation to the process or if you have special requirements that the saved search cannot handle.

You could use SuiteScript to create the feed and place it in the NetSuite file cabinet. If you'd need to FTP to a server, then you'd need to connect to some type of web service for that. The entire operation could be accomplished via web services for that matter too.

You'd have to write a script that would take your search results, create a CSV, and upload it to your file cabinet.

I think you will have to customize the feed. Google Merchant Center requires a combination of MPN, Brand, and UPC (2 of 3) for most products. The default NS feed looks to only give you Brand. It's probably better to customize a new search anyway that you can tailor specific to your account if you have any types of custom…

You'd probably have to add a custom field to the customer record called 'Allow Terms Online' or something of the sort. You can then pull that field online via a custom tag and use JS to hide the DOM element on the Payments page accordingly. If you're using the new checkout, you can probably do this a lot cleaner.

Looks like you're encountering a javascript error each time the button is clicked. Odd if it's a standard theme as typically these errors get into when customizing the theme. If you haven't modified the theme/templates at all, I'd file a case with NS.

What would you like to display - just nothing - or would you like the actual price to show?

Try under Setup > Web Site > Customize Text > Messages

You can overwrite the standard NS add-to-cart with custom behavior. NetSuite provides in their documentation the various add to cart URLs and form parameters depending on how you want it to be setup. You can also just use JS (custom button with onclick or overwrite submit routine of form) to trigger the custom function…

Yeah, I was hoping to not have to go down that road as it'd get messy quick and having to weed out the bad orders. Looks like that is probably the only option. Thanks

That is the path we've taken and so far it has worked out well. A good SEO company has likely worked with many CMS and ecommerce platforms so they should be able to handle NetSuite. Not all of SEO deals with page coding as well...a good bit off off-page SEO such as link building, etc.

I've used the Celigo File Explorer previously. It works pretty well with doing a folder-NS folder sync. Good application for working with a local version of HTML pages.

Not sure what exactly you're trying to do, but you can use a combination of CSS and jQuery to style and manipulation DOM elements as needed included those mentioned above.

No luck - seems once you go custom there's no going back. I've also tried using the internal function that runs onclick for the calculator - calcRealtimeRate or something like that...no dice.

Yeah, setting it back to auto-calculate doesn't seem to work. It seems to keep the level at whatever fixed price you've set. It looks like there is a hidden shippingcostoverride field which I'm going to toy around with - perhaps that's the key. I have a requirement to just have a single shipping method be free so it's…

There is a checkbox on each inventory location called Make Inventory Available in Web Store. If unchecked, the quantity on hand for that particular location is not supposed to be included in the availability calculations for the web store. Have you tried unchecking that box for those retail locations you wish to exclude?

There are some URL parameters which sort and define the pagination range in NetSuite. They are 'range' and 'sort1', and I believe are explained along with some examples in the NetSuite documentation. I believe you can only sort by either price or name. Anything above and beyond that, you'll need to get some type of…

The externalcasepage.nl is derived from your Online Case Form setting for that particular form in your account. You can find this by going to Setup > Support > Online Case Forms. From what it sounds like you're trying to accomplish, it may be simpler to use a user event write that triggers after a new case submission. If…

You could use some javascript/jquery and remove/hide the page element corresponding to the promo code.