Reversible Option

[Delights]

Greetings;

I have made a new field on the site that is called "reversible" what i would like it to do is that when this field has "Yes" in it, it will show an image on the product page.

The field works very well, it works in the admin section and alike, however i am just trying to get it to show up on the product page, can someone tell me what i have done wrong on this.

tpl_product_info_display.php

<?php if($product_info->fields['products_reversible'] ='Yes') { ?> <div id="reversibleIcon"></div> <?php } ?>

Thanks

[Delights]

okey, i have it so the image is showing, but there is something wrong with my if statement....

<?php if($product_info->fields['products_reversible'] != "Yes") { ?> <div id="freeShippingIcon"><?php echo TEXT_PRODUCTS_REVERSIBLE_ICON; ?></div> <?php } ?>

[niccol]

Is $product_info->fields['products_reversible'] actually set?

You can check by echoing its value to the page. I suspect that it is not. It's value is added from an sql query that is run in modules/pages/product_info/main_template_vars.php.

Basically, this part of this file selects the products are needed for that page and downloads the information for them into $product_info.

So, in order to use $product_info->fields['products_reversible'] you need to add your new field to the sql query. Have you done this?

[Delights]

Is $product_info->fields['products_reversible'] actually set?

You can check by echoing its value to the page. I suspect that it is not. It's value is added from an sql query that is run in modules/pages/product_info/main_template_vars.php.

Basically, this part of this file selects the products are needed for that page and downloads the information for them into $product_info.

So, in order to use $product_info->fields['products_reversible'] you need to add your new field to the sql query. Have you done this?

nope, i dont think i have.....


I just added the following

p.products_reversible, p.products_plussize, p.products_packingtype,

to the line in the file main_template_vars.php

p.products_weight, p.products_height, p.products_width, p.products_length, p.products_itemlength, p.products_itemilength, p.products_itemcir, p.products_itemdia, p.products_rated, p.products_category, p.products_reversible, p.products_plussize, p.products_packingtype,

[Delights]

Sweet, that worked. Thanks for your help....

here is the complete line for the files incase anyone else wants it.

tpl_product_info_display.php

<?php if ($product_info->fields['products_reversible'] == "Yes" ) { ?> <div id="freeShippingIcon"><?php echo TEXT_PRODUCTS_REVERSIBLE_ICON; ?></div> <?php } ?>

product_info.php

define('TEXT_PRODUCTS_REVERSIBLE_ICON', zen_image(DIR_WS_TEMPLATE_IMAGES . 'reversible.jpg', 'Reversible: All styles denoted by the Reversible icon signifies that the costumes are completely reversible.'));

main_template_vars.php

p.products_reversible, p.products_plussize, p.products_packingtype,

(added to this line;)

p.products_weight, p.products_height, p.products_width, p.products_length, p.products_itemlength, p.products_itemilength, p.products_itemcir, p.products_itemdia, p.products_rated, p.products_category,

[Delights]

I have now extended the option to include a few more options, however i was wondering how to make them appear on the same line, atm they are

(reversible)
(plussize)
(packing)

i would like it like this;

(reversible) (plussize) (packing)

[niccol]

Well done - nice one!

As far as the layout goes - it really is going to help to have a URL to see what you are talking about!

In general, however, you want to apply a fixed width to those elements and then apply a float:left (or a class .back which is the zen cart way of doing it ) to those elements.

Try and get a clear:both in after the the elements to clear the floats.

More specific advice depends on a url!

[Delights]

I forgot to include an example of the coding;

<?php if ($product_info->fields['products_reversible'] == "Yes" ) { ?> <div id="reversibleIcon"><?php echo TEXT_PRODUCTS_REVERSIBLE_ICON; ?></div> <?php } ?>
<?php if ($product_info->fields['products_plussize'] == "Yes" ) { ?> <div id="plussizeIcon"><?php echo TEXT_PRODUCTS_PLUSSIZE_ICON; ?></div> <?php } ?>

[Delights]

Well done - nice one!

As far as the layout goes - it really is going to help to have a URL to see what you are talking about!

In general, however, you want to apply a fixed width to those elements and then apply a float:left (or a class .back which is the zen cart way of doing it ) to those elements.

Try and get a clear:both in after the the elements to clear the floats.

More specific advice depends on a url!

http://www.delightsoftheflesh.com/st...oducts_id=8067

[niccol]

You need a rule in stylesheet.css that looks like:

#plussizeIcon,#boxIcon{
width:60px;
float:left;
}

You need to add whatever other divs you are using into that rule.