Did you actually try it ? You see, the $product
s variable is being parsed from the php script itself, which outputs to smarty, there is no way the script will recognize an unpassed variable.
See it for yourself in /customer/products.php at the end of the script:
Code:
$smarty->assign("products",$products);
If it has been usefull in other parts, it is only because those other parts use a different variable assignation scheme (even if similar, but not the same, since 1 character makes a worlds difference).
Oh, and also close your bold tag properly, this could lead to other output damage on the design side.
