Cool Thanks.. Looks like it is just a string in the array. I am guessing there are some newlines in there.
Steve
Cool Thanks.. Looks like it is just a string in the array. I am guessing there are some newlines in there.
Steve
Looks as if a few of us are in the same business, this fix might be just what I need, will give it a try when I have the time.
This is working for me to a point, except when using a line such as
<?php echo $options_name[1]; ?>
it doesn't bring up the attribute with product option id 1 the attribute controller.
I have found most of my attributes by trial and error but I can't find one!
I have had a poke around in the database but am no wiser, any help appreciated.
Edit: It seems to have something to do with sort order, it's getting very confusing.
I know i'm talking to myself but I can't edit a post and my ramblings might help someone else...
It occurred to me (and would have done earlier if i'd read this thread properly!) that the number in the square brackets is the order the attribute is displayed.
I was further confused that I was missing an attribute but it imperative that you start at [0], I was starting at [1].
Anyway my attributes now line up as I would like so thanks to the people who have contributed to this thread, it is something I have been wanting to do for years.
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