WishList v0.4 -- v1.3.7 compatible

[Linux]

untitled:

I have another question if that's okay.

I have added "Add To My Wishlist" at the bottom of each product page but instead of a link I would like it be that gray box like you had on the first distribution. It use to show up on the side. I tried looking through the files and got lost. . I don't want a sidebox. I hope I explained it ok.

[untitled]

I have added "Add To My Wishlist" at the bottom of each product page but instead of a link I would like it be that gray box like you had on the first distribution. It use to show up on the side. I tried looking through the files and got lost. . I don't want a sidebox. I hope I explained it ok.

Sounds like you want a "form button", as is used in the sidebox. That would require a little more effort. I'd recommend simply "styling" the link as desired. For example:

<?php 
// (un): start wishlist link
echo '<a href="' . zen_href_link(UN_FILENAME_WISHLIST, zen_get_all_get_params(array('action', 'products_id')) . 'products_id='.(int)$_GET['products_id'].'&action=un_add_wishlist') . '" style="background:#ccc; padding: 5px;">' . UN_TEXT_ADD_WISHLIST . '</a>'; 
// (un): end wishlist link
?>

Notice I added some CSS to the <a> element via the "style" attribute. You can use inline style definitions like this or external style sheets to control the appearance of any link. You might want to check out the following site for more info: http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_intro.asp

Another option is to create an image. Replace "UN_TEXT_ADD_WISHLIST" with your image tag and you have complete control over the appearance of the "link".

[Linux]

I add this to tpl_product_info_display.php

<?php
// (un): start wishlist link
echo '<a href="' . zen_href_link(UN_FILENAME_WISHLIST, zen_get_all_get_params(array('action', 'products_id')) . 'products_id='.(int)$_GET['products_id'].'&action=un_add_wishlist') . '">' . zen_image_button(UN_TEXT_ADD_WISHLIST) . '</a>';
// (un): end wishlist link
?>


and nothing is showing up.


sorry for all the questions.

[untitled]

I add this to tpl_product_info_display.php <snip> and nothing is showing up.

You'll have to do some personal troubleshooting to determine where it's failing (because it's specific to your implementation). A very simple test would be to add the following code to the file:

<?php echo 'THIS IS A TEST'; ?>

If that works, go from there... start adding more of the "link" code... what's not showing up...

[Linux]

You'll have to do some personal troubleshooting to determine where it's failing (because it's specific to your implementation). A very simple test would be to add the following code to the file:

<?php echo 'THIS IS A TEST'; ?>

If that works, go from there... start adding more of the "link" code... what's not showing up...

Untitled: Please forgive me as you completely misunderstood me. My site is fine I meant the Wishlist image or link is not showing up under the product page. Just for the record, I used your original Wishlist and it seemed to have worked fine I have no idea why this one is giving me a hard time :) Oh well, going to keep trying. Thanks again.

[untitled]

My site is fine I meant the Wishlist image or link is not showing up under the product page.

Do the test. Does it show up? If yes, then put a link in there. If no, then you probably placed the code in the wrong place on the product page. See what I what mean?...

[jordan9527]

Sounds like you want a "form button", as is used in the sidebox. That would require a little more effort. I'd recommend simply "styling" the link as desired. For example:

<?php 
// (un): start wishlist link
echo '<a href="' . zen_href_link(UN_FILENAME_WISHLIST, zen_get_all_get_params(array('action', 'products_id')) . 'products_id='.(int)$_GET['products_id'].'&action=un_add_wishlist') . '" style="background:#ccc; padding: 5px;">' . UN_TEXT_ADD_WISHLIST . '</a>'; 
// (un): end wishlist link
?>

Notice I added some CSS to the <a> element via the "style" attribute. You can use inline style definitions like this or external style sheets to control the appearance of any link. You might want to check out the following site for more info: http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_intro.asp

Another option is to create an image. Replace "UN_TEXT_ADD_WISHLIST" with your image tag and you have complete control over the appearance of the "link".

good,Your very good example ah helpful!