I'm in need of a method so that I can write multiple descriptions for each product, and have them placed in various areas throughout the shopping cart.

For example, on the page where all products are listed, I would like a small one-line description to show (of certain content - custom-written. not a truncated version of the regular one.)

Then, when you click on the product to view the details, I would like to have specifics on the item shown (size, weight, type, etc.) in a list. This would be the second description area. The third description area would be a custom-written, more detailed version of the first (shown on the products listing page).

It would be *great* If I could have the three fields set up in the admin area, under the products section, so I could just enter the necessary text in each field, and then write the code in the products templates as I need them called in.

I can't find an already-created contribution for this, and I don't even know if one is needed. Is there a way to do this - have 3 description fields instead of one? I also use EasyPopulate, so I'd like to be able to export the fields, as well.

If there *isn't* a ready-made way to do this, and there's no contribution done, then I'm willing to give it a shot myself. I would imagine it would require me to create two more tables in then ZenCart database, and then call in the data in the templates - both in the admin section as well as where I want them to appear in my template files.

The problem is, I'm not sure *where* I would need to add them in my template files. My line of thought is that I could copy the current description table in the database and rename them, so I have three. But I wasn't sure what admin files I'd need to edit to get them to connect. I also wasn't sure if, just by doing this one thing, that it would populate as it should throughout (meaning, it'll work like any other field, or will I have to go into tons of scripting to make it work sitewide)

If anyone has any suggestions/corrections for me, I'd appreciate it.

And if it *does* work, I'd love to submit it as a contribution.