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Live Chat Using Netsuite as Backend

July 9, 2016 Adolfo Garza Comments 232 comments

This time I decided to practice my skills by creating a simple live chat messaging system with Netsuite as backend and Bootstrap/jQuery as frontend. I only used one custom record with 3 fields. Two fields (Timestamp and User) were set to default to current user/current datetime. So really the only field I had to write to was the message text. The messages are sent via POST. I am using the jStorage jQuery library as a local DB to cache the messages….

Integrating Shopify Private App with Netsuite

July 8, 2016 Adolfo Garza Comments 527 comments

I couldn’t find this in the shopify documentation so I thought it would be helpful to share it. Backstory: I was trying to get the JSON from Shopify Private App and I was getting this error: After much research all I needed to do was add header “X-Shopify-Access-Token”. Here’s the code, just make sure to replace HTTPSMODULE or load with the Netsuite https Module.

var SHOP_NAME = 'YOUR_SHOP_NAME';

var API_KEY = 'YOUR_API_KEY';

var PASSWORD_ACCESS_TOKEN = 'YOUR_PASSWORD_ACCESS_TOKEN';

var URLTEMPLATE = 'https://$APIKEY$:$PASSWORD$@$SHOP$.myshopify.com'

.replace('$SHOP$', SHOP_NAME)

.replace('$APIKEY$', API_KEY)

.replace('$PASSWORD$', PASSWORD_ACCESS_TOKEN);

function run(){

var myUrl = URLTEMPLATE;

var path = '/admin/orders.json';

myUrl += path;

var orders = shopifyRequest(myUrl);

var ordersJSON = JSON.parse(orders);

return orders;

}

function shopifyRequest(myurl){

var myrequest = {};

myrequest.url = myurl;

myrequest.method = HTTPSMODULE.Method.GET;

myrequest.headers = {};

myrequest.headers["X-Shopify-Access-Token"] = PASSWORD_ACCESS_TOKEN;

var myresponse = HTTPSMODULE.request(myrequest);

return myresponse.body;

}

Loading custom HTML and bootstrap within a Suitelet Form

July 6, 2016 Adolfo Garza Comments 141 comments

I want to share this nice hack I created to allow to run custom HTML within a Netsuite form. I am using it to load bootstrap and sweet alert, but it can be used for a lot more! In this example I am loading a basic bootstrap template, it can be tweaked to send POST messages to the suitelet and load more jQuery plugins and scripts. The end result: Leave a comment if you liked it or think it…