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Ok, I (me and another zenner) have come up with a possible idea of why it's not working in FF. Everything is fine in IE, however, with the new updated version of FF, the pricing is not showing on the ADD TO CART tab. Is it possible that the new version of FF is a related issue to this problem ?
thanks,
Paul
Copy includes>modules>attributes.php and paste into includes>modules>YOUR_TEMPLATE_NAME folder(the overrides folder). Create the YOUR_TEMPLATE_NAME folder if you don't have one. So if your template is called custom then you will create a folder called custom inside includes>modules.Quote:
Originally Posted by LTCreations
Open the attributes.php file, that's in your custom folder, in your text editor and look for this line, around line 154:
and replace with:PHP Code:$products_options_display_price= ' (' . $products_options->fields['price_prefix'] .
$currencies->display_price($new_attributes_price, zen_get_tax_rate($product_info->fields['products_tax_class_id'])) . ') ';
then, in your stylesheet add this:PHP Code:$products_options_display_price= ' <span class="attributesPricePrefix">(' . $products_options->fields['price_prefix'] .
$currencies->display_price($new_attributes_price, zen_get_tax_rate($product_info->fields['products_tax_class_id'])) . ') </span>';
Now, all attribute prices are hidden but the price updater still works. At least with radio buttons, I don't use drop downs but I don't see why it wouldn't work. :DCode:.attributesPricePrefix {
visibility: hidden;
}
Happy New Year!
lankeeyankee
Sweet! But before I make any changes I want to make sure I have the correct line - mine seems to have more than you quoted, but I'm just being meticulous....
On line 158:
$products_options_display_price= ATTRIBUTES_PRICE_DELIMITER_PREFIX . $products_options->fields['price_prefix'] .
$currencies->display_price($new_attributes_price, zen_get_tax_rate($product_info->fields['products_tax_class_id'])) . ATTRIBUTES_PRICE_DELIMITER_SUFFIX;
You're saying to change that to:
$products_options_display_price= ' <span class="attributesPricePrefix">(' . $products_options->fields['price_prefix'] .
$currencies->display_price($new_attributes_price, zen_get_tax_rate($product_info->fields['products_tax_class_id'])) . ') </span>';
Seeing your <span></span> tag tells me that will work...if that's the correct line I showed above for you.
The reason I ask is because I know that the single quote is very important in the php code. Where you have '(' seems to be replaced with ATTRIBUTES_PRICE_DELIMITER_PREFIX .
The code, line 158, is found after the //normal price
Is that right? After, of course, the 'if' and 'else' statements.
In the end, I should have:
$products_options_display_price= <span class="attributesPricePrefix">ATTRIBUTES_PRICE_DELIMITER_PREFIX . $products_options->fields['price_prefix'] .
$currencies->display_price($new_attributes_price, zen_get_tax_rate($product_info->fields['products_tax_class_id'])) . ATTRIBUTES_PRICE_DELIMITER_SUFFIX</span>;
But I'm missing the single quotes before the opening span and after the closing span tags. I'm going to try it like that and will check back here to see if you agreed or have another suggestion.
Thanks for the fix...
I tried the above as show, but it made the page go blank. I changed the code to include '<span class=''attributesPricePrefix">(' before the . and the remaining code, closed it with the . ')</span>'; but it didn't work. That simply added all the code to the drop-down menu so that the + and additional price in addition to the <span></span> coding was also included.
I tried div tags, but no difference.
I think wherever the ATTRIBUTES_PRICE_DELIMITER_PREFIX is referenced is where the <span></span> tags should go.
This theory proves correct. I inadvertently placed the ...._PREFIX at the end of the php code instead of replacing that with the ..._SUFFIX and found that the parenth was reversed around the plus sign and added dollar figure.
So this puts me on the right track, although still on the hunt...
Any suggestions where to find the prefix/suffix in the php where I could put the span tag around that code?
Ahh, so sorry, I should have mentioned that this was for v 1.3.7.1 so it could be different if you are using 1.3.8a. My attributes file doesn't have ATTRIBUTES_PRICE_DELIMITER_PREFIX etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by LTCreations
It should work if you change your file to read:
Copy and paste this to replace the original line and add the rule to the stylesheet. The single and double quotes are correct. Let me know if you still have a problem and I will install a fresh copy of 1.3.8a on my local box to get it to work right.PHP Code:$products_options_display_price= '<span class="attributesPricePrefix">' . ATTRIBUTES_PRICE_DELIMITER_PREFIX . $products_options->fields['price_prefix'] .
$currencies->display_price($new_attributes_price, zen_get_tax_rate($product_info->fields['products_tax_class_id'])) . ATTRIBUTES_PRICE_DELIMITER_SUFFIX . '</span>';
That didn't work.... :no:
What it did do was display the span tags and included class tag inside the drop-down menu surrounding the parenthesis, plus sign and additional dollar figure.
I had the same results yesterday in trying variations of what you had suggested.
I was talking to someone else who knows php 'pretty well', and he told me that php won't read html. His suggestion was to add the base price before the plus sign so the 'mentally retarded customers' who are having so much trouble trying to figure out what all the numbers and plus sign mean, they will see the base price plus the additional amount and the total will be found below the drop-down as it's placed now.
But...that seems pretty lame to add more unwanted information into the drop-down menu when I'm trying to remove what's there now.
Do you know where the ATTRIBUTES_PRICE_DELIMITER_SUFFIX is found?
Would it make sense to put the span tags around whever that 'call' is found...in whatever module/file?
There must be an answer...but I don't know php well enough to figure it out.
What if....
In attributes.php, can't the statement
if ($new_attributes_price == 0) {
$products_options_display_price= '';
} else {
$products_options_display_price= ATTRIBUTES_PRICE_DELIMITER_PREFIX . $products_options->fields['price_prefix'] .
$currencies->display_price($new_attributes_price, zen_get_tax_rate($product_info->fields['products_tax_class_id'])) . ATTRIBUTES_PRICE_DELIMITER_SUFFIX;
}
..be moved so that it's part of the "value" in the pull-down menu?
I have a JS that uses nearly the exact same process (look here http://www.peninsulaoutfitters.com/f...freestone.html ) to read what's in the "value" of the <option value="blah blah..anything can go here, even +$28.99"></option> and the +$28.99 is added to the base price, then appears in the <input name="tot" /> so that each change is automatically updated and the customer can see immediately the price total.
So, in theory, the resolve to what I'm seeking would be moving the code for the products options into the "value" field of the <option></option> code.
But, I have no clue how to tell the php to do that...
If there 'is' a way to do that I'm sure the Zenners would love whoever comes up with that resolve.
How about this....
I have the JS that will do 'exactly' what I want and can be manipulated as I want for each product. If I implement that script, which is simple to do, how do I pass the information from that script into the shopping cart when the customer clicks on the "Add to Cart" button?
I guess I should have checked before I opened my big mouth!:laugh:
My fix doesn't work with drop downs, only radio buttons and perhaps check boxes in v1.3.7.1. I am not sure how you can get the same results with drop downs but it has to be possible.
Can't help with the JS stuff, not strong enough to give any help. Sorry!!:blush:
OK, So I went back and reinstalled earlier version of Firefox. Alas, I still have same situation. I can not get Price Updater to show up on the "add to cart" tab in FF. Works well in I.E. . Anyone have any thoughts ? Help would be most appreciative.Quote:
Originally Posted by pacdad
thanks,
Paul
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