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[yuichi]

I've been stuck and have TONS of questions.... I feel bad for asking all these questions, but I am sooo stuck..
I've been trying to put a Product Title tag on product.tpl for the past 2 hours, but I had no luck.

I have tried placing {$products[product].product} but no luck.

On the dialog.tpl, I deleted the {$title} tag since I did not want to display the Product title on the top of the images. I want to place right before the item description...
I also tried putting {$title} on the product.tpl, but no luck either...

How can I achieve it??

[inebriate]

try {$product.product}

[yuichi]

Thankyou! You saved me.
I was actually trying ($product.products} and wasnt working.
Just having or not having a "s" does make a difference!!
Thanks Again!!!!!!

[yuichi]

Hey Inebriate,

I'm sorry but I do have an another question...
I am trying to put a manufactures title on each featured item (home.php & each products page).
I placed ($manufacturer.manufacturer} but did not work...
Is there anywhere I can get the code from or get a reference?
I'm sorry for asking so many questions...

[ADDISON]

How do I concatenate two variables in product title?

I want like this [Product_Manufacturer] SPACE [Product_Title]. I should do this in product.tpl I used this but gives me an error:

{include file="customer/dialog.tpl" title=$product.manufacturer $product.producttitle|escape content=$smarty.capture.dialog}

[ADDISON]

You can use the following in product.tpl to have manufacturer name (take it as a brand name) in product title

title=$product.manufacturer|cat:" "|cat:$product.producttitle|escape

For a Smarty specialist: Is it a way to make this look better? I used two times |cat: operator. It looks ugly.

[Vetrivel]

If you feel ugly then try this:

title="`$product.manufacturer` `$product.producttitle`"

Originally Posted by am2003

You can use the following in product.tpl to have manufacturer name (take it as a brand name) in product title

title=$product.manufacturer|cat:" "|cat:$product.producttitle|escape

For a Smarty specialist: Is it a way to make this look better? I used two times |cat: operator. It looks ugly.

[ADDISON]

Great. Thanks Vetrivel.