Bar codes in NetSuite Saved Searches(transport/reprint) 活用NetSuite搜索页面显示可扫描条码-CarlZeng

更新于 2023-10-08 分类于 NetSuite 阅读次数：阅读时长 ≈ 5 分钟

THIS IS A COPY FROM BLOG THIS IS A COPY FROM BLOG Ways of incorporating Bar Codes into your Netsuite Saved Searches. Code 39: Step 1: Load web font fi

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Ways of incorporating Bar Codes into your Netsuite Saved Searches.

Code 39:

Step 1: Load web font file into the file cabinet and set to available without login.

You can use the font file provided or a custom bar code font. You can download the web font file here: Code39.woff (unzip before uploading)

Step 2: In your saved search results add a Formula(Text) field and set the custom label as desired.

Insert the formula below and update the file URL and the desired field id that you want to encode.

You can modify the font-size to adjust the size of your bar code.

‘

*‘||UPPER({desired field id to encode})||’*

‘

Example: ‘

*‘||UPPER({tranid})||’*

‘

Step 3: Repeat step 2 for each additional field you would like converted to a bar code.

NOTE: If you don’t have the start and stop characters ‘*‘ as provided in the code, then you will get something that looks like a bar code but will not scan.

Code 128:

Code 128 does not allow for simple encoding using only a web font file, Javascript must be used for the encoding.

There are other solutions available to accomplish the encoding if you prefer a different method.

Step 1: Load this Javascript file JsBarcode.code128.min.js into Netsuite’s file cabinet.

Step 2: So that you don’t reload the Javascript code on each line of your search results, I have created the formula below that will only load it once. This will noticeably reduce the load time for your search results. Add a Formula (Text) column to the very top of your search results with the formula below, make sure to replace your javascript url with the one shown. decode(rownum, 1, ‘‘,’’)

Step 3: Add a Formula (Text) column that will use the script loaded. Replace the {item.name} with the field you would like to encode. ‘‘

Step 4: If you would like to have more than one bar code per line you will need to make a small change for each new column added. Repeat step 3 and add an additional Formula (Text) column but add a number before the two lower case ‘barcode’ strings. The number should be unique for each newly added column. ‘‘