URL Parameters for Setting Values in Your OneWorld Web Store

The table below displays the URL parameters you can use to set values in your OneWorld web store. These parameters are only used by backend processes, they are not exposed in the user interface. If you use hosted pages in your website, or if you have an external catalog site (WSDK), these parameters can be useful for customization.

Note that the URLs listed below require a value for the c parameter (your NetSuite account number) and the n parameter (the internal ID for the site if you use multiple websites). If you use a custom domain, then omit the c and n parameters.

For more information about constructing a URL, see Required Web Site URL Parameters.

URL	URL Parameter	Notes
/app/site/backend/setshoppercurrency.nl	`selcurrency`	Sets the currency for the shopper's session. Pass the ID of the currency.
/app/site/backend/setshopperlanguagelocale.nl	`setshopperlanguage`	Sets the language displayed on the site for the current shopper's session. Use this parameter to pass language codes. For example: en_US, en_UK, or fr_FR. Note: the language codes are not exposed in the NetSuite system. You may need to research which language code is appropriate.
/app/site/backend/setshoppersubsid.nl	`selsubsidiary`	Sets the subsidiary displayed in the website for the current shopper's session. The subsidiary must appear in the list of regions displayed on your web store in the Web Site Setup form.
/app/site/backend/intl/setshopperregioninfo.nl	`c` `n` `selsubsidiary` `selcurrency` `selshopperlanguage`	This URL supports multiple parameters including the standard `c` and `n` parameters for account and site. Use this backend URL to send multiple requests to be processed at one time. Selsubsidiary - Use the internal ID of the subsidiary you want to set. Selcurrency - Use the internal ID of the currency you want to set. Selshopperlanguage - Use this parameter to pass a locale key. For example: en_US, en_UK, or fr_FR. Note: locale keys are not exposed in the NetSuite system. You may need to research which language code is appropriate.

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