Removing larger image link on the product info page

I guess it is prettly simple to do but i cant seem to find out how to remove the larger image link on the product page

Any help would be great

Thanks

It's not simple to answer without the information asked for when you start a thread.

IF you search using developer's tool kit in the admin >> tools and find imgLink, you can take the code out of the file.

Many templates use different coding. Standard Zen Cart has imgLink as the class for that. If you don't find it, we'll nee a link to help.

i tried the looking in the developers tool kit but no joy. Its difficult to produce a link because i'm configuring on a local server.

i'll try firebug to see if finds the code

thanks for your help

Developer's Tool Kit will work local or remote. Enter imgLink in the last box on the left, select all files - catalog in the drop down, and click on search.

Are you using an override folder?
Are you using a "store bought" template?

Thankd very much i found the ImgLink in a few folder how do i now disable it?
do i just delete the files?

Actually, the easiet way to do this without messing up the code is...

go to /includes/languages/english.php
find: define('TEXT_CLICK_TO_ENLARGE', 'larger image');
and remove the larger image text. So now you have define('TEXT_CLICK_TO_ENLARGE', '');

:clap:Thanks for this, just tried it, It worked like a charm!!!!

acreativepage:

Actually, the easiet way to do this without messing up the code is...

go to /includes/languages/english.php
find: define('TEXT_CLICK_TO_ENLARGE', 'larger image');
and remove the larger image text. So now you have define('TEXT_CLICK_TO_ENLARGE', '');

Thanks but if I click on the image of the product, a larger image appears. How would I change this to deactivate it? :unsure:

Any suggestions for this?

Thanks

As you have found out, it's not a simple matter of editing out 'larger image'.

Please refer back to my posts on how to find the link OR (heaven forbid) hit reply and answer the posting tips.

An answer is simple if we can see the site and know about mods, etc.

:yes:

The link is produced by the tpl_modules_main_product_image.php template file.
Remove the lines between <script> and </script>
And then keep the line between the <noscript> and </noscript> tags, but remove those tags.
Then alter the leftover echo statement to remove the <a href> part and the constant for the larger-image message, and the closing </a>.
But keep the zen_image() call intact.

That will display just the image.

Be sure to save your edits in the appropriate override folder.

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Thanks for that but it was still a little tricky so here it is in plainer english:

To stop the popup and "larger image" text from appearing on your product page - in your includes/templates/YOUR_TEMPLATE/templates/tpl_modules_main_product_image.php file, change this:

<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript"><!--
document.write('<?php 

echo '<a href="javascript:popupWindow(\\\'' . zen_href_link(FILENAME_POPUP_IMAGE, 'pID=' . $_GET['products_id']) . '\\\')">' . zen_image($products_image_medium, addslashes($products_name), MEDIUM_IMAGE_WIDTH, MEDIUM_IMAGE_HEIGHT) . '</a>';
echo '<a href="javascript:popupWindow(\\\'' . zen_href_link(FILENAME_POPUP_IMAGE, 'pID=' . $_GET['products_id']) . '\\\')">' . '<br /><span class="imgLink">' . TEXT_CLICK_TO_ENLARGE . '</span></a>'; ?>');
//--></script>
<noscript>
<?php
  echo '<a href="' . zen_href_link(FILENAME_POPUP_IMAGE, 'pID=' . $_GET['products_id']) . '" target="_blank">' . zen_image($products_image_medium, $products_name, MEDIUM_IMAGE_WIDTH, MEDIUM_IMAGE_HEIGHT) . '<br /><span class="imgLink">' . TEXT_CLICK_TO_ENLARGE . '</span></a>';
?>
</noscript>

to this:

<?php
  echo '' . zen_image($products_image_medium, $products_name, MEDIUM_IMAGE_WIDTH, MEDIUM_IMAGE_HEIGHT) . '';
?>

That will leave you with the medium image and no option for clicking on to get a popup of a larger image. This is useful if you only have one image for the product.

To do this without modding page code, you can handle it in CSS by adding:
.imgLink {display:none}
to your template's stylesheet.css