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Displaying Product options using "if" statements
I want to show Product options at different places, how to use "if" statement to control, pls?
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Re: Displaying Product options using "if" statements
Open /skin/common_files/modules/Extra_Fields/product.tpl and use it as a guide. Turning on the debuger will help you with the variables available to use
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Re: Displaying Product options using "if" statements
I do not know how to use, would you pls give me an example?
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Re: Displaying Product options using "if" statements
It all depends what you want to show and how
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Re: Displaying Product options using "if" statements
give me some examples, pls.
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Re: Displaying Product options using "if" statements
Code:
{foreach from=$extra_fields item=v} This will show only active fields with values |
Re: Displaying Product options using "if" statements
for example, i have 2 Product options , and i want to show them at differn place, how to do?
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Re: Displaying Product options using "if" statements
Code:
replace "xxx" with the service name for the field |
Re: Displaying Product options using "if" statements
Is this for Product Options or Extra Fields?
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Re: Displaying Product options using "if" statements
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Scratch all posts above - it is for extra fields not options |
Re: Displaying Product options using "if" statements
I mean Product options, not Extra Fields.
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Re: Displaying Product options using "if" statements
The method for product options is very much similar to what Steve has demonstrated for you using extra fields. Instead of looping through the extra fields array - you will do a similar loop through the product options array ($product_options). Then, understand there is an array inside the array with all the options per product
Look at /skin/common_files/modules/Product_Options/customer_options.tpl as a guide for what you want to do. Use webmastermode on the page in question, select "show variables", look at the $product_options array for the fields available to you. Code:
{foreach from=$product_options item=v} If you can see in the webmastermode window exactly what you are after, you can reference it without looping. Maybe something like: Code:
{$product_options[1].avail} --- |
Re: Displaying Product options using "if" statements
would you please give me a full example, thanks.
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Re: Displaying Product options using "if" statements
anybody knows how to do? tks in advance!
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