Sort Drop Down

[sewingzfun]

One more question - please.

How do I delete "Manufacturer" from the drop down list?

[sewingzfun]

OK - I responded before I looked at the drop down clearly. I am excited that it is there - but, I would like only these options to show:
Model
Product Name
Price Low to High
Price High to Low

Is there a way to add "Model"

and delete
Most Popular
Manufacturer
Newest
Oldest

Thanks again,
Lynn

[rbarbour]

Glad it works and was easy!

Give me a few to play with code & I will post changes.

Ray

[rbarbour]

For starters lets delete the options you don't want:

in the mod you downloaded find the following file:
\includes\modules\YOUR_TEMPLATE_NAME\product_listing_alpha_sorter.php

In that file find the lines:

$letters_list[] = array('id' => '1', 'text' => 'Most Popular');
$letters_list[] = array('id' => '2', 'text' => 'Price: Low to High');
$letters_list[] = array('id' => '3', 'text' => 'Price: High to Low');
$letters_list[] = array('id' => '4', 'text' => 'Title');
$letters_list[] = array('id' => '5', 'text' => 'Manufacturer');
$letters_list[] = array('id' => '6', 'text' => 'Newest');
$letters_list[] = array('id' => '7', 'text' => 'Oldest');

Rename

$letters_list[] = array('id' => '4', 'text' => 'Title');

to

$letters_list[] = array('id' => '4', 'text' => 'Products Name');

&

Delete

$letters_list[] = array('id' => '1', 'text' => 'Most Popular');
$letters_list[] = array('id' => '5', 'text' => 'Manufacturer');
$letters_list[] = array('id' => '6', 'text' => 'Newest');
$letters_list[] = array('id' => '7', 'text' => 'Oldest');

Part 1

[sewingzfun]

Sorry, I did not get to you sooner. I'm back now and ready to get this working. The Part 1 worked perfectly

[rbarbour]

O.k. good

In ADMIN > CONFIGURATION > PRODUCT LISTING

Display Product Model: set the sort order to 9, looks like it is last on you site, just make sure it is not the same as #'s used above: 2,3,4

Now open:
\includes\index_filters\YOUR_TEMPLATE_NAME\default_filter.php file

find:

case 'PRODUCT_LIST_MODEL':
 //$listing_sql .= "p.products_model " . ($sort_order == 'd' ? 'desc' : '') . ", pd.products_name";
break;

change to:

case 'PRODUCT_LIST_MODEL':
$listing_sql .= "p.products_model " . ($sort_order == 'd' ? 'desc' : '') . ", pd.products_name";
break;

now in the:
\includes\modules\YOUR_TEMPLATE_NAME\product_listing_alpha_sorter.php file

ADD:

$letters_list[] = array('id' => '9', 'text' => 'Model');

change the 9 to the # you assigned to the sort order in ADMIN.

Should work, Hope this helped!

Part 2

[sewingzfun]

You are brilliant!

Thank you for all the help provided.

Lynn

[rbarbour]

NP, Glad I could help!

BTW, if you want the drop-down to appear like you stated in post #12

Model
Product Name
Price Low to High
Price High to Low

in:\includes\modules\YOUR_TEMPLATE_NAME\product_listing_alpha_sorter.php

change this:

$letters_list[] = array('id' => '2', 'text' => 'Price: Low to High');
$letters_list[] = array('id' => '3', 'text' => 'Price: High to Low');
$letters_list[] = array('id' => '4', 'text' => 'Products Name');
$letters_list[] = array('id' => '9', 'text' => 'Model');

to this:

$letters_list[] = array('id' => '9', 'text' => 'Model');
$letters_list[] = array('id' => '4', 'text' => 'Products Name');
$letters_list[] = array('id' => '2', 'text' => 'Price: Low to High');
$letters_list[] = array('id' => '3', 'text' => 'Price: High to Low');

[sewingzfun]

Yes, I did prefer to have it listed in that order.

Thank you! I feel like I have learned a lot from you

[rbarbour]

Glad I could help with this!