[Louis]

Thanks again, that’s a nice feature.

[Louis]

PS: leaving it blank like the following seems to work:

define("ESTORE_ITEM_ALREADY_EXISTS", "");

What are the consequences/potential issues of doing so, if any at all?

[Louis]

Forgot to answer your question:

“Why do you want to remove the Add to Cart button?

How are people going to add the product to your cart?

I don’t think removing the buttons is a good idea.

I thought you liked fancy 3 but simply wanted the description added to it.”

Removing the cart button was simply for aesthetic reasons and practicality, i.e;

1) in the case where there is a product page, 99% of visitors are more likely to add to cart via the product page.

2) well, to reinforce what I just said above, and to optimise the space, so you can squish a bit more product, by streamlining the interface.

Yes, I liked Fancy 3 because it was the closest to what I wanted, but I found out that it was easier to remove from Fancy 5 (by proceeding by eliminations) than to add to the code in Fancy 3. Yes of course, I did/do backups.

I also notice that the error I pointed out in my previous post, did actually broke the site, so it was a good experience to see the result.

I won’t point the error because it reveals the root.

[Louis]

Hi Peter, I had a quick look, there is an error on this line:

$output .= 'product_url.'"><i>'.$ret_product->name.'</i>';

[Louis]

Hi Peter, just wanna say hi quickly, I haven’t had time to try the above code yet, but will come back soon. Thank you.

[Louis]

To my good friend Peter,

I tweaked [wp_eStore_category_products_fancy id=1 style=5]

Can you tell me if the following code is ok;

Say if I want to remove the product title, price, add to cart and details buttons.

Basically, I am left with the picture and product description ONLY. Did I do this right?

What does the “200,150” means?

function show_wp_eStore_fancy5($id,$button_type=1,$clear=true,$show_price=1,$restriction='')

{

global $wpdb;

$products_table_name = WP_ESTORE_PRODUCTS_TABLE_NAME;

$ret_product = $wpdb->get_row("SELECT * FROM $products_table_name WHERE id = '$id'", OBJECT);



if($clear)

{

$output .= '<div class="eStore-fancy-clear"></div>';

}

$output .= '<div class="eStore-fancy5">';

$output .= '<div class="eStore-fancy5-thumb">';

$output .= eStore_extra_get_fancy_thumb_code($ret_product,200,150);

$output .= '</div>';

$output .='<div class="eStore-fancy5-body">';

$output .='<div class="eStore-fancy5-description">';

$output .='<div class="eStore-fancy5-product-name">';

$output .= '</div>';

$output .= html_entity_decode($ret_product->description, ENT_COMPAT,"UTF-8");

$output .= '</div>';

$output .= '</div>';

$output .= '</div>';

return $output;

}

For those interested, as you can tell, my requirement for a category fancy style is rather smallish.

[Louis]

Ah, ok, well, by now I kind of know what they all look like. I have been playing with number 5 yesterday.

[Louis]

Thank you, much appreciated, looking forward to it.

Should we get auto updates via email when available if we subscribed right – no need to do manual requests?

[Louis]

Actually, because so I am so bad at php and css, I might look into style 5 not lol

[Louis]

Hi Peter,

Thanks for your reply, yes I have noticed Style 5 actually, you are correct it might work, but because I am not good with PHP and CSS it would require extra styling; for instance I don’t want the “Details” showing, and the styling is to the left. Style 3 is kind of great.

So this is what I was trying just now, good timing by the way, I have just read your reply and I was going to post my findings.

This is what I did, I hope that the code won’t be truncated (I analysed style 5 and added to style 3, mind you, I don’t know what I am doing (I added the code in two areas were it shows “//added”) and for the css I just added from Style 5″.eStore-fancy3-description{margin:0px 7px 5px 0px;text-align:justify;overflow:hidden;max-height:115px;}”:

{

global $wpdb;

$products_table_name = WP_ESTORE_PRODUCTS_TABLE_NAME;

$ret_product = $wpdb->get_row("SELECT * FROM $products_table_name WHERE id = '$id'", OBJECT);



if($clear)

{

$output .= '<div class="eStore-fancy-clear"></div>';

}

$output .= '<div class="eStore-fancy3">';

$output .= '<div class="eStore-fancy3-thumb">';

$output .= eStore_extra_get_fancy_thumb_code($ret_product);

$output .= '</div>';

//added

$output .='<div class="eStore-fancy3-body">';

$output .='<div class="eStore-fancy3-description">';

//end

$output .='<div class="eStore-fancy3-footer">';

if(!empty($ret_product->product_url))

{

$output .= '<a href="'.$ret_product->product_url.'"><h3>'.$ret_product->name.'</h3></a>';

}

else

{

$output .= '<h3>'.$ret_product->name.'</h3>';

}

//added

$output .= '</div>';

$output .= html_entity_decode($ret_product->description, ENT_COMPAT,"UTF-8");

$output .= '</div>';

//end

if($show_price==1){

$output .= "<br />";

if(!empty($ret_product->old_price)){

$output .= '<div class="eStore_oldprice"><strong>'.ESTORE_OLD_PRICE.': </strong>'.WP_ESTORE_CURRENCY_SYMBOL.$ret_product->old_price.'</div>';

}

$output .= '<div class="eStore-fancy3-price-tag"><strong>'.ESTORE_PRICE.': '.print_digi_cart_payment_currency($ret_product->price, WP_ESTORE_CURRENCY_SYMBOL, ".").'</strong></div>';

}

$output .= eStore_extra_show_button_based_on_condition($id,$ret_product,$button_type,$restriction);



$output .= '</div></div>';

if($clear)

{

$output .= '<div class="eStore-fancy-clear"></div>';

}

return $output;

}

As I said, I don’t know what I am doing, wether I missed or messed something up!

[Louis]

Do I understand that the style 3 in grid style had a Product Description before?

If so, can I please have a copy of the styling, if it’s not too much to ask, and it will avoid me some headaches.

Also, as side note, as I am browsing this forum, I see some members being “Blocked”, why is that?

[Louis]

So, would it be possible to get the cart picture (cart picture with green tick, showing when a item is added to cart) to link to the cart?

i.e the Cart page. As mentioned before, all you get is the hand cursor, and you cannot click on it.

I don’t think I am being demanding there? To my logic, it seems that what I am “asking” would be the correct behaviour.

[Louis]

I understand, thanks you.

I use the following short code [wp_eStore_display_compact_cart show_empty=1 show_sub_total=0 show_title=0 show_cart_image=1].

I see that on the HQ store website, when a product is added, the cart with the green tick doesn’t have the hand cursor.

Ideally it should link to the cart of course… and it would need a new entry (somewhere in the settings), because not everyone is using a cart page, so in that case it’s probably best to have it doing nothing.

So what does the new build fix/add exactly? I am a bit confused now.

edited (it would instead of I would…)

[Louis]

@petreski, I know lolol! It’s me who commented this out deliberately, simply because it did not work in the sidebar widget (as explained).

So, I kept the code in there, just to remember and to watch out for it… I do that a lot. You know sometimes you learn something, and you forget… so this way I can always go back easily. Of course, I am SUPER organised as well, and I have back up of every tweak I learn as I go.

@admin, I currently have 6.1.2, which we received recently, is there a new version already? I think we subscribed for the automated updates, maybe to be on the safe side I’ll try again. Thank you

[Louis]

Understood. Is there a way to show the empty cart icon only here: http://louisg.org/cart/

I mean, would it be hard to do it?

An other question:

Setting:

Shopping Cart Header

Leave empty if you do not want the shopping cart header to appear

I left it empty, it’s not behaving as it should? As seen above.

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