jboras

Ok.. I have just deleted and recreated a few. It seems something got lost in the DB upgrade the CC does on it's own. It shows more than 7. I will just have to redo all their options I suppose (bummer) Thanks for your input.

They were all imports from CC3 (Product Options) in this store. I am thinking of deleting all the options and doing them again in the new version? I am not sure if this would make or should make a difference.

We have a Product that has 16 different options. We have upgraded from version 3 to 5. We notice in Version 5 the first few product options are not there. We then see 7 options and the rest are missing as well. http://whippyvanbuilders.com.au/index.php?_a=product&product_id=6 There should be 16 Options showing but? We tried all skins to see if any would handle the options but they all seem to be behaving the same. Thanks in advance for any suggestions or fixes. Also noticed the mobile skin is behaving the same.... shows only 7 options

Does anyone know if there is a mod that can import a product directly into cubecart from sites such as AMAZON or ALIBABA?

I actually got it to work by: In product view: $PRODUCT.price_unformatted retyped in category view as: $product.price.unformatted Now it seems to be working in Product and Category view Also: The navigation panes works as well! Thanks again.

In category the sale price value shows as : $PRODUCTS Smarty_Variable Object (3) ->value = Array (26) 0 => Array (64) product_id => "157" product_code => "BQ336" quantity => "1" description => "<table border="0" cellpadding="0" cel..." price => "US$0.00" name => "BQ336 Ice Cream Machine" cat_id => "5" popularity => "15" sale_price => "US$0.00" cost_price => "0.00" stock_level => "0" use_stock_level => "1" In product view it shows as: $PRODUCT Smarty_Variable Object (3) ->value = Array (65) product_id => "157" product_code => "BQ336" quantity => "1" description => "<table border="0" cellpadding="0" cel..." price => "US$0.00" name => "BQ336 Ice Cream Machine" cat_id => "5" popularity => "15" sale_price => "US$0.00" cost_price => "0.00" stock_level => false use_stock_level => "1" digital => "0" digital_path => "" product_weight => "" They look the same but what it does in category view it shows all prices as Call! even if they are not $0.00

in the product view it also creates another issue: When viewing a product; clicking the links to go back to the previous category > sub category etc..., it takes you straight back to the Homepage for some reason. Removing the modified line and going back to original line the navigation tabs work ok

Take that back... it does not work for category view... not a problem

Substituting the same in content.category.php works as well

That's it you've hit the nail on the head!! Thank you!

This is what I see in the debug pop up window: ngine with 20KW ..." price_unformatted => "0.00" sale_price_unformatted => "0.00" ctrl_purchase => true out => false On the product page the price is $0.00 The code as it currently sits <div id="product_detail"> {if $PRODUCT.ctrl_sale} <h1><span class="price_previous">{$PRODUCT.price}</span> <span class="price_sale">{$PRODUCT.sale_price}</span></h1> {else} {if empty($PRODUCT.price_unformatted)}<h1 style="color:red;">$CALL!</h1>{else}<h1>{$PRODUCT.price}</h1>{/if} {/if} {if isset($PRODUCT.discounts)} <p class="bulk_discount">(<a href="#quantity_discounts">{$LANG.catalogue.bulk_discount}</a>)</p> {else} <p class="bulk_discount">(contact us for bulk volume discounts)</p> {/if}

Still no good (after Maintenance; for some reason the first part of the (if....) logic; it is not picking 0.00 and is just doing the (else...) part of the command, but certainly is the correct place to put a little message that does not impact calculations or anything else in cubecart.

Thank you, I tried but for some reason it's not working. You don't need to waste any more time on it. We can live with $0.00 The code was put into: skin/templates/content.product.php as: <h2>{$PRODUCT.name}</h2> <form action="{$VAL_SELF}" method="post" class="addForm"> <div style="overflow:hidden;"> <div id="product_detail"> {if $PRODUCT.ctrl_sale} <h1><span class="price_previous">{$PRODUCT.price}</span> <span class="price_sale">{$PRODUCT.sale_price}</span></h1> {else} {if empty($PRODUCT.price_unformatted)} <h1 style="color:red;">$CALL!</h1> {else}<h1>{$PRODUCT.price}</h1> {/if} {/if}

I think the better option would be in content.product.php currently: {if $PRODUCT.ctrl_sale} <h1><span class="price_previous">{$PRODUCT.price}</span> <span class="price_sale">{$PRODUCT.sale_price}</span></h1> {else} <h1>{$PRODUCT.price}</h1> {/if} should do a check like: {if $PRODUCT.ctrl_sale} <h1><span class="price_previous">{$PRODUCT.price}</span> <span class="price_sale">{$PRODUCT.sale_price}</span></h1> {else} {if $PRODUCT.price = $0.00} *** Not correct syntax as I don't know PhP <h1>$Call!</h1>" else <h1>{$PRODUCT.price}</h1> This was only $0.00 amounts will see the Call... message.

We don't want to stop them. Quite the opposite. We want to receive orders with $0.00 or $Call comment we then know the customers requires us to quote them for a product. This is an understanding we have in place with our customers that we This would have to be used exclusively for the Retail Price, or Bulk Prices. If it was used across the board it would show up $Call! in strange areas like Product Options that are $0.00 or no charge In this instance: $product['price'] = "$Call"; what is the format so that $Call is not seen as a string? (Please)