MikeBucklaew I will test but I am thinking Workflow may have issues as well because of the inability to trap the error. In script we can try/catch but I am not certain workflow can handle. We shall see...

k_dunc I never thanked you. Yes, you are correct this is handled via preferences.

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@fjannelle Great suggestion, I've implemented number 1. Dew Thank you for the reminder, I was looking in the wrong place! :o

Have you tried the field {locationquantityavailable} ? MT, Thank you for the idea. I've tried {locationquantityavailable} and receive the same error message. I guess I will write a SuiteScript to calculate it but would prefer a formula field. :h_a_w:

When you say all locations do you mean that your inventory is split between multiple warehouses? Luke, Yes, we have inventory split between multiple warehouses. It looks like your statement is true, {quantityavailable} is not working. Thank you for the information.

Oz, Thank you for the idea. I tried {item.quantityavailable} but receive the same message "ERROR: Field Not Found". Anyone have any other ideas?

Update: 1) I tried {quantityonhand} and received the same result 2) I was able to get nvl({quantityavailable},'0') to work as a formula result in a saved search. 3) I tried both nvl({quantityavailable},'0') and NANVL({quantityavailable}, '0') in the custom item field and neither worked. I also tried 0 instead of '0' Any…

*** BUMP *** Would anyone from NetSuite have comment on this? This should work with no issue. It is not that complicated.

In general custom field values are carried over from the sales order. There may be some special provisions for drop ship purchase orders. I will investigate. Thanks, -e Evan, You are correct. I added the custom field to the sales order, filled in the value and this properly transferred to the Item Fulfillment. The Drop…

In working with support, the support rep says they cannot see the SQL statement being submitted to Oracle. They can only see the error message coming back. Does anyone know if there is a date format exclusive to the web store which is not governed by the date format in Setup -> Company -> General Preferences

When I display the field on the web store (which I do not want to do long term), the format is like 2008-09-09 00:00:00.0 instead of MM/DD/YYYY.

Try removing it from the webstore (for now) unless you need to accept user input for it. Yang, That field is not displaying on the site nor do I want it to display on the site. I think that support has been able to reproduce the error. I am not sure why they were not able to before.

To add more color: NetSuite Error Ticket: fkl5aknj1wph80dehfm27 The estimated ship date on the order header will not work because we have different estimated ship days for each location we ship from. We display the estimated ship date in the web store. We would like to include the estimated ship date in the order…

Try posting your code so that we can take a look. From the error looks like there is a date formatting error of some sort. What is the default company date format in your account? Thanks, Yang Yang, The estimated ship date gets populated ok when I enter an order using the NetSuite UI. This population occurs solely based on…

Robert, Great suggestion! I will give that a whirl.

NetSuite will not generate a RSS feed.

Is there a solution to this yet? Not that I am aware of...

As a follow up, to define the open graph URL, this will work fine: This: <meta property="og:url" content="<%=getCurrentAttribute('sitecategory','canonicalurl')%>" /> Will produce: <meta property="og:url" content="http://www.christmastreeforme.com/Artificial-Christmas-Trees/Christmas-Tree-Video-Princeton-Pine">

Actually, there is a way to make this work. This is how you do it: 1) Make sure you are logged in with your developer account so the appId is automatically included in the code. 2) When generating the Like button from: http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like/ simply ignore the statement "Send Button…

As a follow up, the combined Like and Send buttons are working in IE. Unfortunately, the advanced functionality does NOT work in IE. For example, if a freind of mine likes it; I do not see my friend's image. Maybe there is a rig I can execute to make this work.

NetSuite and others may ask - Why does this matter? The Facebook like button can be executed via AddThis and a host of other methods. First: There have been many iterations of "FaceBook Sharing". The first version was very lightweight and simple. The latest version of "FaceBook Like/Send is EXTREMELY powerful. The short…

Guillaume, Fantastic pointer, I really appriciate it. Unfortunately, the solution works for Firefox but not IE. IE does not respect changed to <HTML>. To some extent, I understand why Microsoft did this. Why after all, would someone be forced to override <HTML> via script?

Hi Guillaume, Thank you for the idea. I'm going to give it a shot. I'll let you know what I find.

See this page http://diveintohtml5.org/semantics.html Brett, Thanks for the post. I really like diveintohtml5.org. It really helped me understand the <video> tag in html5.

can you say missing doc type? One can set the doctype but NetSuite forces the use of <table>, etc.

It works; Thanks Wiz!

Those sound like useful tabs. Where are you seeing them? In your webstore? We don't have them. I guess we can check our own custom templates to see where that gets turned on or off. Messing with template styles is a pain in the rear, as I recall, however. Is there an easy checkbox? I'm not understanding the question. My…

This concept applies to both pages with categories and pages with items in some type of list. From an SEO standpoint, it is best to minimize the number of links on a page. These are two reason I know of: 1) As a rule of thumb, a page should have less than 100 links. There is no technical reason for this and there are…

It could be done via sub-domain (blog.mydomain.com) or sub-directory (www.mydomain.com/blog) In the NetSuite environment, my personal inclination is sub-domain. The last I researched sub-domains versus sub-directories for SEO purposes, I was told by two individuals that there should be no difference. This statement is…