I am very new to netsuite, and have a lots of task to work on it. anyone please guide me on this.
Out Of box contents of Suite Commerce Advance?
What could be the possible contents when I'll get netsuite account login? Will I get default setuu with domain and site setup?
What about shopping experience? will I get default shopping experience?
What about checkout, payment, shipping methods?
Out Of box contents of Suite Commerce Advance? What could be the possible contents when I'll get netsuite account login? Will I get default setuu with domain and site setup?
- Standard customizable Ecommerce Site. You have to set up the domain but netsuite has a default which is somthing like shopping.netsuite.com/c..
What about shopping experience? will I get default shopping experience?
- Yes. It is like you can shop already for you to test.
What about checkout, payment, shipping methods?
- You need to set this up. NetSuite provides documentation for this.
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i am building a website where you can get services for your Instagram account, i want to create a Search box that when you put your user name (e.g. "#John") it returns your profile picture and asks you if that is the correct profile (without logging in to your Instagram account),
I've found a website that made that possible already, does any one know how?!
the website - https://app.get-notch.com/acquisition/instagram-username
thank you in advance!
You should check out this resource that allows you to do that. See an implementation of it here and test it here.
Proposals is a functionality where a user can convert the existing cart into a proposal. Anyone know if Hybris provides that OOTB?
If you are using a B2C accelerator check Commerce Quotes.
Commerce Quotes enables buyers to create quotes and negotiate the final price of an order using the storefront.
If you are using a B2B accelerator check Customer/Merchant Approval.
Depending on the configuration of the B2B store, orders may require approval from the customer's organization, from the merchant, or both.
I am not quite sure if you mean this, but Hybris provides a 'wishlist' functionality. Just search in the wiki 'wishlist extension' or 'wishlist2service api'.
The wishlist is quite the same as a cart in Hybris. It just provides some more features than a cart. If you have access to the wiki here are the links
https://wiki.hybris.com/display/release5/wishlist+Extension+-+Technical+Guide
https://help.hybris.com/1811/hcd/8c86a01786691014b68dae2f881531cd.html
https://help.hybris.com/1811/hcd/8c7c9669866910148d5fd951061d28b2.html
I would love to get advice on my current project structure idea. I have been searching regarding node.js multi domain packages but i am not sure if they will suit. I also would like to have a easy to manage apps eg. if i want to modify specific app, i have a feeling a single app will get really full and confusing to manage code wise? Basically i am building a website that will have:
Landing Page - www.maindomain.com
User Dashboard - members.maindomain.com
Admin Dashboard - admin.maindomain.com
Now each subdomain app can communicate to each other if they have the credidentials etc.
Would it be correct to create separate 3 Apps to handle each of the sites?
Is there any security concerns having this kind of 3 app setup?
Can account creation occur upon paypal payment?
Ideal flow would be User visits website on landing page and selects a paid package which in turn would direct to paypal. Upon payment user would be returned to website with account creation form, and said Package(order) would become an option on user dashboard.
Admin can pretty much view everything via admin dashboard pretty standard, setup promos etc.
Thanks for your help and advice.
Here's the thing:
I have a business sandbox account created, then after opening the Sandbox PayPal site and logging in (of course, using the sandbox account credentials), when I click on "My Business Setup" and then "product selection page" (see picture), it redirects me to the non-sandbox PayPal account.
So, I cannot add a product to my sandbox account...
Well, obviously that looks like a PayPal sandbox bug.
What I wanna do is just add a business solution "Website Payments Pro" and create recurring payments.
Does anyone know another way to add that business solution?
You wouldn't enable Website Payments Pro that way. Granted, we should fix that.
You can enable Webiste Payments Pro via https://developer.paypal.com > Applications > Sandbox accounts > Click 'Profile' followed by 'Products'.
In here you can enable Website Payments Pro.
I have a WSS 3.0 site with FBA and a custom user management web part. To track user email address, I have been using the Email property of the MembershipUser object. I just realized today that if you go into People and Groups and look at the email address for a user, the email address is blank, and can be edited there independent of the MembershipUser value. It seems that the alerts system uses the email address that is stored in People and Groups.
I have not gotten into recoding yet because I want to make sure I'm not missing anything first. I assume I could switch from MembershipUser.Email and story my information in SPUser.Email instead. But I seem to remember that on a different project I used MembershipUser.Email with no problems and the alerts went out fine (although that was MOSS).
So I guess I have two questions:
Is there a way to tell People and Groups or the Alerts system to use MembershipUser.Email?
Is it best practice to use SPUser.Email for email storage, rather than MembershipUser.Email?
This post goes in-depth in getting SharePoint to sync the user profiles in your FBA store by naming all properties sharepoint should know about in the web.config and create those properties in your ProfileProvider. Not sure if it is what you are looking for exactly though. FBA user profile mapping does not work as clean as AD user profile mapping does out of the box.
Also, check out the User Profile Import Tool on CodePlex. It's for MOSS but might provide some pointers.