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Netsuite Data Validation Headache
Several times over the past year I have run into the same problem when using the PHPToolkit with Netsuite Web Services; Netsuite will store values that don’t match its data validation schema. For example, there are several contacts stored in … Continue reading
Posted in Netsuite PHPToolkit
Tagged Developing with Netsuite, netsuite, Netsuite Bugs, Netsuite Errors, Netsuite Sucks, PHP, php toolkit
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Sample Search Code
The ability to run searches is a great feature of Netsuite Backend. Following is some sample search code. Keep in mind that Netsuite changes the structure of the returned object if their is only one result. (often, rather than returning … Continue reading
Posted in Beginning with the PHPToolkit, Netsuite PHPToolkit
Tagged netsuite, php toolkit, sample code, search
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Netsuite and Null Fields
If you wish to have the Netsuite PHPToolkit set a field to null, you can’t just set the value of the field array to null. Rather, you must set a special field called nullFieldList. I have written a quick function … Continue reading
Netsuite PHP Toolkit Directory Global Scope Problem
The latest version of the PHP Toolkit for Netsuite web-services (2010_2 as of this writing) and all previous versions (as far as I know) assume that the $endpoint string and $myDirectory array are declared in global scope. However, if in … Continue reading
NSclient login time
Over the last year we have often been experiencing ridiculous login times to the Netsuite web services back-end. Examining code and log files narrowed down the culprit line to the creation of the nsClient. Often this single call to the … Continue reading
