Quote Originally Posted by nipinuk View Post
Sorry I was feeling completely overwhelmed! I'm looking at it again as you're right, I shouldn't just surrender so quickly :)

Here's what I've done and where I got stuck
1. move the following files from includes/templates/mytemplate/jscript/jquery to includes/templates/mytemplate/jscript
jquery.elevateZoom-3.0.8.min.js
jquery_product_image_zoom.js
jquery-1.10.2.min.js

2. 'prefixed the files to load I think with jscript_' - I got stuck here. How would you prefix the files to load? I tried looking into the script of the files mentioned but don't know which line or file to ammend. Which file/s would I need to ammend?

I just read your latest post. I need CSS JS Loader as I'm using the Fast and Easy Checkout plugin. I don't think I'll be using any other product type other than just product thank goodness!

Thank you for all your help mc12345678
From what it seems like (ie, following the instructions which includes loading CSS/JS loader) then steps 1 and 2 above would be unnecessary. But, if not using that, then in step 2, the prefixing of the files is to rename the file so that it begins with jscript_ so jquery-1.10.2.min.js would become jscript_jquery-1.10.2.min.js. That said, caution should be taken to not have jquery load multiple times or under multiple versions... Otherwise some quirky things can happen/load time is increaased, errors etc... CSS/JS loader tries to minimize that by loading only the desired jquery files applicable to the situation/condition met in the autoloaders file(s).

Glad though that there is progress... As Diva pointed out there is one additional snippet of. code needed to control the display of the zoomed image according to the images->zoom on small image hover setting. A "partial" solution has been provided I apologize that I did not fully incorporate all aspects into a single snippet of code yet. The above code for using product image zoom will be active regardless of that setting, though still the image that will be presented on hover of the medium sized image (product image) will be the large size image. For general use of IH4 this doesn't make a difference, but for those that use IH4 to store two or three different images for a single "product", this code will display the large image as stored in the database/on the server.