With introduction of SuiteScript Server Pages, you can now provide flexible customization to your registration page.
You are no longer bound to strict look and feel provided by NetSuite. In this tutorial, I’d like to show you how you can completely customize Webstore Registration Page.
You will need to make sure following requirements are met on your NetSuite account:
- You have been upgraded to v2012.1
- Enable SuiteScript Server Pages (beta) feature by going to Setup > Company > Enable Features > Suite Flex Tab
- Familiarize yourself with NetSuite tutorial on SSP by going to Help > Web Site > Using SuiteScript Server Pages for Web Store Customizations
Once you’ve set up your SSP Application Record, you are ready to start your process of coding your custom registration page. SSP Application Record creation step will also generate and define the folder in the NetSuite file cabinet where you can upload your custom code. To learn more about this step, go to Help > Web Site > Using SuiteScript Server Pages for Web Store Customizations > Creating an SSP Application Record
Let’s get started!
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I have had the “pleasure” of working with the One Page Checkout beta bundle recently.
I’ve posted on the forums about my woes with it a few times.
After many weeks tying to implement a 3rd party payment method I’ve pretty much been told it’s not possible in the regular way.
I hoped to base it on the Google CheckOut code but that’s not in there right now.
Have to wonder what’s in store with that since it’s slated to be released BUT GCO has been scrapped by Google to be replaced with Google Wallet!
I’ve heard form my boss who attended SuiteWorld the other week that there’s lots of dev loving coming our way soon though
Please
Is it possible to use only .ssp?
is it possible using .ssp, to read parameters ( like in .ss: request.getParameter(“password”) ; )
Hi Nivio. I don’t think it’s possible to use SSP alone. SSP is the display aspect while the SS is the processor of the SSP. But I’ve been wrong before.
This is very good intro for using SSP. I am curious if you have done anything on the customer center using SSP. If yes, could you please send me a link?