Ravi,

I'm using Zen Cart v1.5.5e
PHP Version: 5.6.30 (Zend: 2.6.0)

I uploaded Related Products v15x from the Latest Version link in Zen Cart on 06/10/2018 (today).

I was able to successfully upload and create relationships in the Related Products Manager, but the related products are not showing up on my site when I navigate to the products.

Your instructions say to update "tpl_product_info_default.php" with the code quoted below, but I couldn't find that file. Instead, I found "tpl_product_info_display.php," and found the code already there. The "..._default" could not be found in the /includes/templates/template_default/templates/ folder either where you suggested to go to copy it.

This is the code referred to:

<?php require($template->get_template_dir('tpl_modules_related_products.php', DIR_WS_TEMPLATE, $current_page_base,'templates'). '/' . 'tpl_modules_related_products.php');?>,
I recently had someone upgrade my site to the latest version of Zen Cart, and we migrated to a new URL. I wanted to continue using Related Products. I used Related Products before very successfully, and it was the version that had the "products family" defined in the product info page. I'm not sure if that code carried over to my current site, maybe that's why I found the code already in the "..._display" file. In the version I was using, there was a field in the product info page for "Product Family," and that's where I was adding notations for related products. That version worked great for me. In this new version, it seems that functionality is lost. It seems to me having to look up every relationship and create it takes more time then simply adding a notation in the product info page. Nevertheless, I just need the functionality to work.

So, my question is, should the fact that the code is in the "..._display" file instead of the "..._default" file make a difference? The bottom line is how do I get my products to show up? Perhaps you can direct me to check other things within my site.

Thanks for your time to address this concern.

~ Frank