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I've altered the debug console to show variables.
I'm sure this will be very usefull, when i know smarty a little better.

My featured product array is as follows:-

Array (3)
0 => Array (38)
  productid => 3
  productcode => M1200400
  product => Premier Quality Tiger Drivers Glove
  provider => master
  distribution => empty
  weight => 0.00
  list_price => 0.00
  descr => Premier Quality Tiger Drivers Glove
  fulldescr => M1200400 Premier Quality Tiger Driver...
  avail => 1000
  rating => 2
  forsale => Y
  add_date => 1145551350
  image_x => 130
  image_y => 172
  views_stats => 51
  sales_stats => 0
  del_stats => 0
  shipping_freight => 0.00
  free_shipping => N
  discount_avail => Y
  min_amount => 1
  dim_x => 0
  dim_y => 0
  dim_z => 0
  low_avail_limit => 100
  free_tax => N
  product_type => N
  manufacturerid => 0
  return_time => 0
  price => 3.32
  is_variant => empty
  is_product_options => empty
  v_price => empty
  tmbn_url => 
  price_deducted_tax => empty
  taxed_price => 3.32*****************************************
  taxes => Array (1)
    VAT17_5 => Array (16)
      taxid => 1
      tax_name => VAT17_5
      formula => DST+SH
      address_type => S
      active => Y
      price_includes_tax => N
      display_including_tax => N
      display_info => empty
      regnumber => VAT 123-456-789-0000
      priority => 10
      rate_value => 17.5
      rate_type => %
      tax_display_name => VAT
      tax_value_precise => 0.581
      tax_value => 0.581
      taxed_price => 3.9***************************************

As you can see above I've got 2 variables both named taxed_price. The code I've typed is obviously referencing the first one. How do I reference the second?

I thought altering this:-

{include file="currency.tpl" value=$products[product].taxed_price}

To this :-

{include file="currency.tpl" value=$products[product].taxes.taxed_price}

would do the trick but it doesn't.

Any Ideas????

Thanks

Dave