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Originally Posted by XCart4Life
Check out the end of this thread. It looks like the same code but the smarty code they used to call the manufacturer was different. 7thdesire said this allowed him to see the manufacturer name on the products list.
Try changing (in your template products_t.tpl):
PHP Code:
<div class="brand">{$product.manufacturer}</div>
To this:
PHP Code:
<div class="brand">{$manufacturer.manufacturer}</div>
Edit: I forgot if you are using columns for your products list you want to edit products_t.tpl, if not edit product_list.tpl |
Thanks for the idea - one of the codes I was testing in the OP was modified from 7thdesire's. I just plugged in the original again to see if it worked, and tried a few different arrangements for the variable on products_t and none of them appear to display anything:
{$manufacturer.manufacturer}
{$product.manufacturer}
{$manufacturer.manufacturer}{$product.manufacturer } - this one works on the individual product pages, at least!
The <div class="brand"></div>s are showing up though, so at least I'm fairly certain that I'm using the correct .tpl file