Quick question, the clients that have not received...
# suitecommerce
e
Quick question, the clients that have not received the last email notification about the extra
ns-at=netsuite_id
parameter on Internal Suitelet URL (effective from the next October 20th) should also review anything? That is not clear to me. @Steve Goldberg sorry to tagged you but I"m not sure who else might know about it.
w
I am also curious about this especially in regards to the NS bundled extensions. With this rollout, I see potential issues with suite-commerce extensions for SCA that refer to the suitelet URLs without the ns-at parameter. So will all these SCA extensions stop working after the 20th or is NetSuite planning to roll out new versions for these extensions with a fix, that can up updated via the extension manager? Here is a screen shot referencing the SC order status extension. Or is everything going to break like the permissions change rollout that we could not update any NS bundled extensions
e
That's an excellent point @Will Little I would like to know about that as well.
s
I wouldn't want to second guess the team that put together the list of affected accounts, so, @eminero, no?
@Will Little I don't have the OrderStatus extension installed but that looks like a frontend file, not a backend one, so I don't think this is affected?
If you're talking about the change that comes into affect on October 30, and you use 2018.2, 2019.1 or 2019.2, then that is a separate notice.
e
@Steve Goldberg Backend and front-end side is affected.
m
Any update on this? Why we should only re-activate extensions? We need to update SC Extensions as well ? Thanks!
s
I just checked with the team – the re-activation is required after the SCEM update is pushed out because it will append the URL
ns-at
parameter to the Suitelet URLs for you. This means that we don't need to update the individual extensions themselves.
m
Thanks for the clarification!