Articles tagged #WEB
Articles tagged
#WEB
SOAP Web Services Archives
This page includes documentation for the 2016.2 through 2022.2 endpoints. For each WSDL, the following resources are available:
NetSuite Versioning and WSDL Versioning Overview
The naming convention for NetSuite versions and WSDL versions are the same. For example, for 2023.1, there is an accompanying 2023_1 version of the WSDL, as shown in the following WSDL URLs:
Upgrading WSDL Versions
NetSuite customers typically upgrade their WSDL when a newer version includes functionality that enables them to meet a particular business need. They will also upgrade their WSDL when the one they are currently using is going to be retired by NetSuite (seeSupport for Existing WSDL Versionsfor details). If you do plan to upgrade the WSDL you are using, you should upgrade to the latest available version to prolong the life cycle for your integrated application.
Limit Shipping Item to a Specific Web site
Use the Limit to Sites settings/preference in the Shipping Item.
Resolve Identical Shipping Items in Website but not in NetSuite UI
There are instances that on Website, duplicate Shipping Items are seen on the Checkout while on the NetSuite UI, no identical Shipping Items found.
Remove Item Options and Add to Cart Button Per Item Record
Currently, un-checking the "Don't Show Price" checkbox in the Web Store tab of an item record, removes the "Add to cart" button per item product page. That will also hide the price of the item. This option will not hide the item options for matrices as well as the custom ones.
Hide Website Category From An Audience
At times, users would like to hide certain item catalogs or categories from a select group of customers or audiences to better market their items at the right demographic. This can also be used when setting up new categories before officially launching them on the website.
Saved Search for Abandoned Shopping Cart Items of Customers on a Specific Day
The purpose of this saved search is to inform the web store owner about customers who added items to the shopping cart and then left without the checkout, so they could contact them and possibly get them back.
SiteBuilder > WSDK > Shopping Cart > Resolve Intermittent Dropping of Items on Google Chrome
When adding unique items into the cart using External Web Sites (WSDK), the shopping cart intermittently drops the previously added items, leaving only the recent added item. Issue is caused by changes to Chrome browser, making cross-site requests have cookies with SameSite=Lax attribute by default when not specified. (additional information can be found here)