Dispaying SKU instead of productid in XCART 3.5.4

jvleigh · #1 03-03-2004, 10:02 AM

I researched this topic and the solutions are for earlier versions of X-Cart.

I'm wondering which templates I need to alter to display the SKU (productcode) instead of the productid for the listed products.

Thank you for any help on this matter.
Jeremy

jvleigh · #2 03-03-2004, 01:09 PM

Found a solution:

Edit in includes/func.php:

$product["producttitle"]="$product[product] #$product[productid]";

with

$product["producttitle"]="$product[product] #$product[productcode]";

Ryano · #3 06-06-2004, 11:48 PM

Hi, I tried doing this, and it worked in the administration area where you pic a product to modify, but in the customer end of it it didn't show up. Also now, since I made this change, none of my thumbnails are showing up. They are the thumbnails from the practice layout. I tried changing the func.php back to the way it was before, but the pictures still are not loading. Can anyone help please?

kpayne · #4 06-07-2004, 03:53 AM

Can you post a URL?

Ryano · #5 06-07-2004, 08:38 AM

I managed to fix the problem by uploading a new func.php to the directory. Is there any harm in doing this? I made some slight changes to x-cart before doing this, such as changing of the colors, and much of the text, and a few settings. Will bringing in a new func.php, and deleting the old one cause any errors or problems in the future? Thanks

kpayne · #6 06-07-2004, 08:39 AM

Did you upload func.php from a different version of x-cart?

Ryano · #7 06-07-2004, 09:59 AM

no, I uploaded it from the same version that I unzipped on my harddrive. xcart 3.5.8.

I read in another post that it was good to have copies of all the .php's as backup, just in case. Will I run into any problems even though I used the same version?

kpayne · #8 06-07-2004, 10:38 AM

You shouldn't have any problems that I can see. However if you made any changes to func.php before you overwrote it, you will lose those now. Do you have a copy of your old func.php? You can run a "diff" command on the files to point out any changes and see if there was something you forgot about.

Ryano · #9 06-07-2004, 10:56 AM

Wow, you are really fast with replying kpayne. I appreciate all your help. I did save the old func.php in another folder just in case. I don't know what a "diff" command is or how to run it though. Can I do that through the file manager? Also, I still wonder why the images didn't show up anymore after I changed the func.php the first time. because even when I switched it back they still didn't show up. very odd. Is it possible that I have permissions or settings off somwhere?

kpayne · #10 06-07-2004, 11:09 AM

A diff command is a shell command. You can do the same thing in windows by using another program like Ultra Compare.

As far as the images not showing up, a URL would be very helpful. Also, check your log directory and look at x-errors_php.txt as well as the images log. See if there are any relevant entries there.