I'm trying to create a Log out link in NetSuite I know that the code below works but when i place it in netsuite it just gets outputted as text. I'm just having trouble understanding where in NetSuite it actually goes. It does not work when I place it in a template.
<# var isLoggedIn = "<%=getCurrentAttribute('customer','email')%>" != ""; if(isLoggedIn) { <li class="dropdown-menu1"> Log out </li> } #>
isLoggedIn has been replaced with isLoggedIn2 FYI, or at least for the company that I work for this was the case and recommendation
You might:
A) Replicate the scripts called when you log out
B) Clear cookies and redirect to X page.
'isLoggedIn' method is no longer supported or recommended. This method works correctly in the Checkout domain but may return false when used in the Shopping domain even when the user is logged in. The method is currently being use in pre_Denali versions of SuiteCommerce Advanced. If you encounter session issues in those bundles, contact support to migrate to using the isLoggedIn2() method.
-- posted today on NetSuite's forum by an employee
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In the past, I've seen other extensions be able to redirect you to an info page after the update is completed. I will soon be releasing an update and would like to inform users as soon as the update is completed. Not after they click the icon.
I came across update_info_url which can be placed in the manifest.json however it is unclear if it has been depreciated or not
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Add-ons/Updates#Update_objects
All other google results date back to 2009.
I'm just trying to figure out how to go about this, i believe I definitely have seen other extensions achieve this.
You can use something like this in the background script:
chrome.runtime.onInstalled.addListener(details => {
if (details.reason == 'update'){
chrome.tabs.create({url:'https://example.com/extensionupdated.html'});
}
});
I am new in NetSuite Development.
I want to fetch list of product which are added in the cart to show Short Summary in Header Section. Like Item thumbnail, qty, and price.
Can anyone help me how to do this, or what I need to read to accomplish this task.
Any Help will be appreciated.
Thanks.
Probably the easiest thing to do is create an SSP application and pull the cart as a JSON object from a cart.ss url.
I know the old reference checkout had a /services/cart.ss file that could be used for this (free bundle from Netsuite)
You may be able to get away with a really simple script for that:
/ssp root url/services/cart.ss
service(request, response){
var session = nlapiGetWebContainer().getShoppingSession();
var orderObj = session.getOrder();
response.setContentType('JSON');
response.writeLine(JSON.stringify({order: orderObj.getFieldValues()}));
}
Then when you've published the SSP application you'd access this as an root relative url from the site.
I am new to Netsuite and I have a requirement to show one alert message displaying "welcomeuser" after the user loggedin into Netsuite account.
I have tried this client script but its not showing any message.
function employee_PageInit(type){
debugger;
alert('Dear UserName, The data in NetSuite is confidential and the property of the company.');
nlapiLogExecution('DEBUG', 'user role', nlapiGetContext().getName());
alert('ok'+ nlapiGetContext().getName());
}
I have logged in with the role ADMINISTRATOR,
any help is appreciated thank you.
Here is a sample with 2.0. It's not pretty and would need some work. But this is one way to inject javascript logic onto the homepage with a portlet.
/**
*#NApiVersion 2.x
*#NScriptType Portlet
*/
define(['N/runtime'],
function(runtime) {
function render(params) {
var user = runtime.getCurrentUser();
params.portlet.title = 'Welcome Message';
var content = '<script>alert(\'Hello ' + user.name + '\');</script>';
params.portlet.html = content;
}
return {
render: render
};
});
U can try using custom portlet it stands out in the dashboard for showing the content.Then also alert is not possible.
I've struggled with this idea in the past and what you want is not technically possible, since there are no scripts that run when you are viewing the homepage. Here are some weird workarounds:
Schedule a calendar reminder, which can trigger a pop-up with your message.
Before assigning their full NetSuite rights, tell users to go to a specific page or form: Maybe a custom record... (the record could serve as a log of who consented to and read your policy) On this form you could have your message. Then when the user fills it out, have a back-end script enable their permissions.
Make your text into a tiny image, and make it your company logo for all of NetSuite. ;)
You can add the custom Javasript to display the alert on a Suitelet which would be set as the Landing Page under General Preferences, then once the user accepts redirect to their home page, and if they don't accept send an alert to the admin...
E.g.
<script>
var accepted = confirm('Dear UserName, The data in NetSuite is confidential and the property of the company.');
if (accepted)
window.open('https://99999.app.netsuite.com/app/center/card.nl?sc=-29&whence=');
else
//Send email to admin
</script>
Hi please follow the following steps :
Create a suitelet script - Login Script with pageInit() in clientscript action to alert your welcome message.
Goto Setup > Company > General Preference and under Centers tab add appropriate URL of the Login Script Suitelet's deployment and save the preferences.
Note : You can add different messages to different center's based on the roles in your account.
General Preference > Centers Tab
Hope this solves your issue please revert back if anything is missed.
Basically, the homepage of NetSuite is not scriptable.
There are some ways to check if the record/page is scriptable:
Look up the specific record type in the NetSuite Help Center; specifically on the Records Browser
On the Browser's developer console, you may run nlapiGetRecordType() and if it returns the record name, it should be scriptable -- please note that the record should be on edit mode for the console tool to run correctly with NetSuite pages
Hope this helps with your development!
you can write a function
function pageInit(type){
var context= nlapiGetContext();
var username = context.getName();
alert(hello+username);
}
I have a little question. I am working with NetSuite eCommerce and I need to check something, my site runs a script when user is logged, but sometimes it asks for a login even when still getting NetSuite Attributes. Something like this:
var loginEmail = "<%=getCurrentAttribute('customer','email')%>";
if(loginEmail==null || loginEmail=="") {
$("#cart").hide();
}
else {
$("#cart").show();
}
Do you know a specific NetSuite attribute or tag that I should be calling/using?
User sessions do time out after a period of inactivity, and user sessions are tracked with a cookie.
Try testing with a different browser - ie run NetSuite in FireFox and test the eCommerce functionality in Chrome or Safari, for instance.
Try nlapiGetLogin(). From NetSuite Help:
nlapiGetLogin
Returns the NetSuite login credentials of currently logged-in user.
This API is supported in user event, portlet, Suitelet, RESTlet, and SSP scripts. For information about the unit cost associated with this API, see API Governance.
Returns nlobjLogin
Since Version 2012.2
Example
This example shows how to get the credentials of the currently logged-in user.
//Get credentials of currently logged-in user
var login = nlapiGetLogin();
It doesn't say, but my thought is that this would return null if no user is logged in.
Use this code:
<%
var shoppingSession = nlapiGetWebContainer().getShoppingSession();
if (!shoppingSession.isLoggedIn())
$("#cart").hide();
else
$("#cart").show();
%>
In place of
<%=getCurrentAttribute('customer','email')%>
try using
<%=getCurrentAttribute('customer','entityid')%>
I have spent few hours on signing in to web site by using jsoup. But it always gives same login page. To clarify the issue I tried with facebook site. It also gives same result.
Below I mentioned my code
String url ="http://www.facebook.com/";
Document doc;
doc = Jsoup.connect(url)
.data("email","abc#gmail.com","pass","xyz")
.userAgent("Mozilla").post();
System.out.println(doc);
can anybody point me where I made a mistake and how can i fix this issue?
In data portion "email" and "pass" are input field id of facebook login page.
Thank you.
Try this:
String url ="http://www.facebook.com/";
Document doc;
doc = Jsoup.connect(url)
.data("email","abc#gmail.com")
.data("pass","xyz")
.userAgent("Mozilla")
.post();
Anyway, Jsoup is not bad at all, you only need how to use it properly, but also you need to keep in mind that Facebook is expecting a lot more parameters to make a successfull login via POST emulating a web page navigation.
By example:
charset_test
default_persistent
lgnjs
lgnrnd
locale
lsd
pass
persistent
timezone
If you need to authenticate and get proper data I suggest that you must give a try to a Facebook SDK for Android:
https://github.com/facebook/facebook-android-sdk/