Scenario The user wants to create a Customer Saved Search to sum up multiple Entity status per Sales Rep. Solution Navigate to Reports > Saved Searches > All Saved Searches > New Select Customer Enter Search Title Click Results Click Columns Field: Note: For every required field use the drop-down menu to select it and… Continue reading Create Customer Saved Search to Sum Up Entity Status per Sales Rep
Month: November 2024
Handling Conditional Statements in NetSuite Freemarker Advanced PDF Templates: Avoiding Errors with > and Other Operators
Handling Conditional Statements in NetSuite Freemarker Advanced PDF Templates: Avoiding Errors with > and Other Operators When working with conditional statements in NetSuite Advanced PDF Templates using Freemarker, improper use of comparison operators like > can lead to errors. These errors often occur because Freemarker may misinterpret symbols like > as part of HTML tags.… Continue reading Handling Conditional Statements in NetSuite Freemarker Advanced PDF Templates: Avoiding Errors with > and Other Operators
Key Considerations and Best Practices for Enabling the Multiple Units of Measure (MUOM) Feature in NetSuite
Key considerations and potential changes across various areas need to consider if we turn on UOM feature: Enabling the Multiple Units of Measure (MUOM) feature in a live NetSuite account will allow you to define and manage items in multiple units, making it easier to track and sell inventory in different units of measure. However,… Continue reading Key Considerations and Best Practices for Enabling the Multiple Units of Measure (MUOM) Feature in NetSuite
Set Execute as Role Permissions for .ss File
First, our custom extension needs to be deployed and activated to get backend access (backend data) from NetSuite. In order to use the module_name.Service.ss file, it is necessary to assign a matching role in the field ‘Execute as Role’ by editing that .ss file. The ‘CEO’ role or custom CEO role has all the necessary… Continue reading Set Execute as Role Permissions for .ss File
Customizing NetSuite Email Templates for Branding
1. Adding a Company Logo The company logo is a key element of brand identity. Upload your logo to the File Cabinet in NetSuite, then reference its URL in the email template. HTML Code Example: <div style=”text-align: center; padding: 20px;”> <img src=”https://yoursite.com/logo.png” alt=”Company Logo” style=”width: 150px; height: auto;”> </div> 2. Using Brand Colors Incorporate your… Continue reading Customizing NetSuite Email Templates for Branding
File Types Recognized in the File Cabinet
You can upload any type of file to the File Cabinet. The Documents pane shows the file extension and lists the file type. The following file types are recognized in the NetSuite File Cabinet: Unrecognized File Types Although NetSuite accepts all file formats in the File Cabinet, if a file format is not recognized, the… Continue reading File Types Recognized in the File Cabinet
Repost a missed scheduled post using commandline in WordPress
If you have access to the server and WP-CLI: Run the following command to trigger the cron job: bash Copy code wp cron event run –due-now This will execute all missed scheduled posts.
Repost a missed scheduled post manually in WordPress
Method 1: Manually Publishing the Missed Post Log in to the WordPress Admin Panel. Go to Posts > All Posts. Find the missed scheduled post (it will be marked as “Missed Schedule” or in the Scheduled status with a past date). Quick Edit or open the post in the editor. Change the Publish date to… Continue reading Repost a missed scheduled post manually in WordPress
Create a Cart Price Rule programmatically via Magento 2’s REST API
1. API Endpoint Use the following endpoint to create a cart price rule: bash Copy code POST /V1/salesRules 2. Request Payload Here’s an example of the JSON payload to create a cart price rule: json Copy code { “rule”: { “name”: “Buy 3 Get Discount”, “description”: “Discount applied when purchasing 3 specific items”, “is_active”: true,… Continue reading Create a Cart Price Rule programmatically via Magento 2’s REST API
How to set a discount in Magento2
Step 1: Create a New Shopping Cart Price Rule Log in to the Magento 2 Admin Panel. Go to Marketing > Promotions > Cart Price Rules. Click Add New Rule. Step 2: Configure Rule Information Rule Information: Rule Name: Enter a descriptive name (e.g., “Buy 3 Get Discount”). Description: Optionally, describe the rule for internal… Continue reading How to set a discount in Magento2