Last modified on Thu, 12 Oct 2023
Is it possible to assign
files to a
specific line
item?
Yes,
it's possible by
using
our Inline Upload
feature. Please
see
the
"Inline
Upload with line-level
information"
section in
the Using the
eXtendFiles
Inline Upload
Feature.
Is it possible to
transfer all eXtendFiles created
on a quote to a sales order,
and then from the sales order to
an attached purchase
order?
We offer a
feature in our eXtendFiles
bundle that
links eXtendFiles records
to the
transformed record upon
record
transformation. This
feature can be enabled
with the eXtendFiles Setup
page's
LINK FILES
TO RELATED
TRANSACTIONS
field. More
information on the
eXtendFiles Setup page
is available in
Configuring
eXtendFiles Setup.
Note: By
default, eXtendFiles
transfer from sales
order to purchase order
are only sent to
the first purchase order
which is generated (in
cases where multiple
purchase orders may be
generated). To ensure they
go to a specific purchase
order, custom scripts can
be implemented.
- How is the file link typically seen on
the sales order? Is it sent out via
email, or can the images be shown in a
PDF?
For internal
NetSuite
users, on the sales order
(or
any other record where
eXtendFiles is
configured),
the eXtendFiles list will
be
shown similar to any other
custom record linked to a
transaction or any other
record in NetSuite. Along
with
the list, linked
eXtendFiles
can be shown in an inline
HTML
field in a table.
See Configure
eXtendFiles Inline Link View
on a
Record for more
details
regarding this feature.
Once the eXtendFiles
record is set under a field using
the File Picker, its link can be
shown on printed PDFs. Uploaded
images are also converted into
thumbnails, allowing you to render
them on printed PDFs.
The eXtendFiles record is not set
as Private based on File
Type
(custom) even
though the File Type is configured
to be Private?
This issue could be due to
the following reasons:
A permitted user made
file public
explicitly by clicking
Make
Public/Private button. In
this
case, the default sharing settings
will have been overridden.
Note: in this
case, the eXtendFiles
- file Sharing
Overridden and eXtendFiles
- Exclude File Sharing
From
M/R checkboxes will
be
enabled.
If the default sharing
type is set to Public, initially
all uploaded
files will be public even if you
have
selected a
File
Type which is
configured to be private. These
will be processed on a recurring
schedule by NetSuite's map/reduce
system and the file need be set as
private during the next scheduled
run. See the eXtendFiles Sharing
Method M/R Configuration section
in
Configure
eXtendFiles File Sharing
Settings for more
information.
Why can I see private
files even when the eXtendFiles
record is private?
This issue may occur if you
open the signed URL for the file using
an Administrator role )or any other
role which is permitted to view signed
URLs) and
then you switch to a role that doesn't
have permission to view the signed
URLs.
Your browser may
have already cached the signed
URL (which you had
accessed previously using a
role that had permission to
view the signed URL). To
resolve this issue, you must
clear your
browser cache or try to view
the file in another web
browser.
When uploading multiple files, the
fields specified on the
eXtendFiles record are not copied
to all
eXtendFiles records.
Case1 - When using the multiple
file upload
through a record other than
Opportunity, Quote. Sales
Order, Purchase
Order.
In this
case, you will need to specify
the
internal IDs for the fields
which
you want to copy to all
eXtendFiles record in the
eXtendFiles Setup page's
FIELD IDS TO
CLONE IN MULTI-FILE
UPLOAD. See
Add
eXtendFiles to a New
Record Type for
more information.
Case2 -
When using field sourcing
filtering for a field
whose value is dependent
on another field.
In this
case, you will need to specify
the
internal IDs for the fields
which
you want to copy to all
eXtendFiles record in the
eXtendFiles Setup page's
FIELD IDS TO
CLONE IN MULTI-FILE
UPLOAD. See
Add
eXtendFiles to a New
Record Type for
more information.
Why is
the eXtendFiles
-
Folder
Information custom record is not
showing any
value against field Store?
This
issue happens when the
eXtendFiles User Event script
is not deployed
on the
eXtendFiles -
Folder
Information custom
record. To resolve this issue,
create a script deployment for
the eXtendFiles User Event
against
the
eXtendFiles -
Folder Information custom
record. See
Configure
Folder Information to
upload file to specific
folders for more
information.
Why is the eXtendFiles inline
upload not visible
on records in NetSuite
mobile?
The eXtendFiles
inline
upload feature is not
supported in the NetSuite
mobile app.
Public Upload
URL
is giving 404 - Page
not
found
error.
This
issue could be due to an
incorrect UUID being
present in the public
upload URL. This issue
occurs
when same UUID field is
used
for generating approval
and public upload URLs. To
resolve
this issue, use different
UUID
fields when generating
public
upload URLs and approval
URLs.
See the articles below for
more
information regarding approval
and public upload
configuration:
What happens
to my
old files if I change
my Microsoft
SharePoint/OneDrive
folder
path on the
eXtendFiles Setup
page?
If
you
are not using the
user-based file
uploads feature (
Configuring
User Based File Upload
in OneDrive),
there will be no issues in
accessing your files
uploaded to a previous
folder. This is because
the files
uploaded in Microsoft
SharePoint/OneDrive
are always public and can
be
accessible by anyone
having the
file link.
How to can
eXtendFiles be
configured in a
Release Preview
account?
Release
Preview accounts can be
configured in
similar way as a Sandbox
environment in configured
after a Production account
refresh.
The following
configurations are
necessary:
Assign a unique
subdomain on Approval Setup
screen.
Configure your cloud
storage on eXtendFiles Setup
screen.
You can
re-use
the storage settings
of a Sandbox account,
or you
can use new storage
settings which are
dedicated to your
Release Preview
account.
The articles
below contain
additional information
for the necessary
configurations.
Why am I limited to uploading only 15 files at once when using the eXtendFiles drag-and-drop upload?
To comply with
NetSuite Script Governance, a maximum of 15 files can be uploaded at once to remain within NetSuite's usage limits.
Why are eXtendFiles not automatically linking to all associated records in a 1:N transaction relationship as part of the Linked Transaction File Flow? For example, when there is 1 Sales Order with 2+ Purchase Orders or 1 Sales Order with 2+ Invoices, only the first transaction (first Purchase Order or first Invoice) shows eXtendFiles associated from the Sales Order.
Currently, eXtendFiles supports 1:1 record linking for the linked transaction file flow. As an example, this means that when eXtendFiles are added to a Sales Order, it can only link the Sales Order's eXtendFiles to one Purchase Order and one Invoice. If there is a 1:N relationship, such as a Sales Order to ten Purchase Orders or a Sales Order to three Invoices, the eXtendFiles record will not be automatically linked with subsequent Purchase Orders or Invoices after the first one, respectively.
This limitation is due to the fact that the reference field in eXtendFiles only allows linking with a single transaction (as shown in the example below). Note: eXtendFiles can still be directly uploaded against any Purchase Order or Invoice and be associated with that particular record. This limitation only applies to the automatic linked transaction file flow process for downstream transactions.