[jgkiefer]

Originally Posted by cloud9

find:

 $image_url = $http_location.'/image.php?productid='.$products[$key[productid]; 

replace with:

$image_url = '';
if ($products[$key][image_x] <> 0)
{
    $image_url = $http_location.'/image.php?productid='.$products[$key][productid]; 
}

That worked great! Now I have a really tough question.

I have a category that I just use for custom orders called "Custom Orders". Under this category I am able to create subcategories that are assigned membership levels so each custom account has its own subdirectory. The only problem with this is that the froogle mod prints all the directories regardless of membership levels.

Question-
How can I set the Froogle mod to not print a designated category and subcategories? I do not want to list the Custom Orders category and subcategory products with Froogle. I could take them out by hand but it seems that there is an easy way to do this using conditional statements?