Right.. I'll give this a go.
For me, as an ASP person, I feel like I am trying to talk in a close language (like French and Italian) where I can understand one word in10
... though they say that to learn you must have pain! and at least I can order a coffee and really appreciate what you are doing.
seriously,, I think you are all being very kind. I wish here was something I could do to help back, other than donate.
For me, as an ASP person, I feel like I am trying to talk in a close language (like French and Italian) where I can understand one word in10
... though they say that to learn you must have pain! and at least I can order a coffee and really appreciate what you are doing.seriously,, I think you are all being very kind. I wish here was something I could do to help back, other than donate.
Aye.. thanks to the help I got, its working for me too... and I am seeing an increase in sales... but like you... teh ajax add so they don't have to keep coming back to the same category page...
oh boy... it is a dream I have too... if anyone can come up with a solution for this version of Open Cart.. I would be prepared to pay.
oh boy... it is a dream I have too... if anyone can come up with a solution for this version of Open Cart.. I would be prepared to pay.
Anyone got it to work with animation?
Imagine I got this code:
So should I add an id="add_to_cart_<?php echo $j; ?>" to the <a>? And what should my AJAX code look like then?
Imagine I got this code:
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<form action="<?php echo $products[$j]['href2']; ?>" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data" id="category_product_<?php echo $j; ?>">
<input type="hidden" name="quantity" size="3" value="1" />
<input type="hidden" name="product_id" value="<?php echo $products[$j]['product_id']; ?>" />
<div class="itemBuy">
<a onclick="$('#category_product_<?php echo $j; ?>').submit();"><img src="catalog/view/theme/dbstr/stylesheet/images/icons/greenBasket.png" /></a>
</div>
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Forget my last question. I have absolutely no experience with jQuery, but after some research I realised I will have to make a new function for the product listings.
So my new question would be, if anyone got a working solution already, or can help make it? I assume it should be pretty easy, if you know your jQuery.
So my new question would be, if anyone got a working solution already, or can help make it? I assume it should be pretty easy, if you know your jQuery.
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Sorry for my continously bumping of this thread, just wants to tell that I got it to work. Wasn't really that hard. 
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I will. I just have to test it on the standard template, and write a little guide for adding it. ;-)
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Open: catalog/controller/product/category.php
Go to line 143 and find the product array.
Find: 'model' => $result['model'],
After, insert:
'product_id' => $result['product_id'],
'href2' => $this->url->http('checkout/cart'),
Go to line 229 and find: $this->data['order'] = $order;
Insert after: $this->data['button_add_to_cart'] = $this->language->get('button_add_to_cart');
Open: product/category.tpl (in your template folder)
Add the following code, to the image tag (line 42 in standard template)
Add the following code, at around line 51 (standard template):
(Small note: The quantity field is hidden, if you want it to show: change type="hidden" to type="input".
Also, you might want to split this code up, but it's basic html, so it shouldn't be a problem, if you got this far)
Now to the fun part -> Open module/cart.tpl (in your template folder)
At line 59 and 60 you will find:
IN BETWEEN THOSE TWO LINES, insert this: (note: if you are insecure about this part, check the bottom)
* If you are insecure about where to place the above code, and you haven't made any changes to the original jQuery,
you can replace the whole javascript with this:
Go to line 143 and find the product array.
Find: 'model' => $result['model'],
After, insert:
'product_id' => $result['product_id'],
'href2' => $this->url->http('checkout/cart'),
Go to line 229 and find: $this->data['order'] = $order;
Insert after: $this->data['button_add_to_cart'] = $this->language->get('button_add_to_cart');
Open: product/category.tpl (in your template folder)
Add the following code, to the image tag (line 42 in standard template)
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id="image_<?php echo $products[$j]['product_id']; ?>"Code: Select all
<form action="<?php echo $products[$j]['href2']; ?>" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data" id="category_product_<?php echo $products[$j]['product_id']; ?>">
<input type="hidden" name="quantity" size="3" value="1" />
<input type="hidden" name="product_id" value="<?php echo $products[$j]['product_id']; ?>" />
<a class="add2cart button" onclick="$('#category_product_<?php echo $products[$j]['product_id']; ?>').submit();" id="category_product_<?php echo $products[$j]['product_id']; ?>"><span><?php echo $button_add_to_cart; ?></span></a>Also, you might want to split this code up, but it's basic html, so it shouldn't be a problem, if you got this far)
Now to the fun part -> Open module/cart.tpl (in your template folder)
At line 59 and 60 you will find:
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$('a.add2cart[class]').each(function() {
var $t = $(this);
$t.removeAttr('onclick')
});
$("a[id^='category_product']").click(function () {
var productIDValSplitter = (this.id).split("_");
var productIDVal = productIDValSplitter[2];
$.ajax({
type: 'post',
url: 'index.php?route=module/cart/callback',
dataType: 'html',
data: $('#category_product_'+ productIDVal +' :input'),
success: function (html) {
$('#module_cart .middle').html(html);
},
complete: function () {
var image = $('#image_' + productIDVal).offset();
var cart = $('#module_cart').offset();
$('#image_' + productIDVal).before('<img src="' + $('#image_' + productIDVal).attr('src') + '" id="temp" style="position: absolute; top: ' + image.top + 'px; left: ' + image.left + 'px;" />');
params = {
top : cart.top + 'px',
left : cart.left + 'px',
opacity : 0.0,
width : $('#module_cart').width(),
heigth : $('#module_cart').height()
};
$('#temp').animate(params, 'slow', false, function () {
$('#temp').remove();
});
}
});
}); * If you are insecure about where to place the above code, and you haven't made any changes to the original jQuery,
you can replace the whole javascript with this:
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<script type="text/javascript"><!--
$(document).ready(function () {
$('#add_to_cart').replaceWith('<a onclick="" id="add_to_cart" class="button">' + $('#add_to_cart').html() + '</a>');
$('#add_to_cart').click(function () {
$.ajax({
type: 'post',
url: 'index.php?route=module/cart/callback',
dataType: 'html',
data: $('#product :input'),
success: function (html) {
$('#module_cart .middle').html(html);
},
complete: function () {
var image = $('#image').offset();
var cart = $('#module_cart').offset();
$('#image').before('<img src="' + $('#image').attr('src') + '" id="temp" style="position: absolute; top: ' + image.top + 'px; left: ' + image.left + 'px;" />');
params = {
top : cart.top + 'px',
left : cart.left + 'px',
opacity : 0.0,
width : $('#module_cart').width(),
heigth : $('#module_cart').height()
};
$('#temp').animate(params, 'slow', false, function () {
$('#temp').remove();
});
}
});
});
$('a.add2cart[class]').each(function() {
var $t = $(this);
$t.removeAttr('onclick')
});
$("a[id^='category_product']").click(function () {
var productIDValSplitter = (this.id).split("_");
var productIDVal = productIDValSplitter[2];
$.ajax({
type: 'post',
url: 'index.php?route=module/cart/callback',
dataType: 'html',
data: $('#category_product_'+ productIDVal +' :input'),
success: function (html) {
$('#module_cart .middle').html(html);
},
complete: function () {
var image = $('#image_' + productIDVal).offset();
var cart = $('#module_cart').offset();
$('#image_' + productIDVal).before('<img src="' + $('#image_' + productIDVal).attr('src') + '" id="temp" style="position: absolute; top: ' + image.top + 'px; left: ' + image.left + 'px;" />');
params = {
top : cart.top + 'px',
left : cart.left + 'px',
opacity : 0.0,
width : $('#module_cart').width(),
heigth : $('#module_cart').height()
};
$('#temp').animate(params, 'slow', false, function () {
$('#temp').remove();
});
}
});
});
});
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Hey guys, you are great!
dbstr, just one remark on your great guide in your last post...
</form> is missing!!!!!
I know it's a stupid thing and it is present in previous posts but... I was just following your last instructions and, without </form> closure, things were not obviously well... I was losing my head... then, finally I find out this damned missing part...
many thanks again.
Max
dbstr, just one remark on your great guide in your last post...
</form> is missing!!!!!
I know it's a stupid thing and it is present in previous posts but... I was just following your last instructions and, without </form> closure, things were not obviously well... I was losing my head... then, finally I find out this damned missing part...
many thanks again.
Max
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Sorry about that, my bad.
Also, you would want to change the id's, to get it to w3c validate properly. ;-)
Also, you would want to change the id's, to get it to w3c validate properly. ;-)
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Hi dear dbstr...
I was wondering if you could help me/us again... I would like to insert first lines of product description directly in products list (I already changed the view in order to have only one product for each line, so I have some space to insert description).
What do you think about? Is it something doable easily?
Many thanks in advance, I will be grateful even with some tips.
Max
I was wondering if you could help me/us again... I would like to insert first lines of product description directly in products list (I already changed the view in order to have only one product for each line, so I have some space to insert description).
What do you think about? Is it something doable easily?
Many thanks in advance, I will be grateful even with some tips.
Max
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Do you want the first N words, or the first N characters?
Either way, you should open and edit catalog/controller/product/category.php, and find the data array for the product listing.
For, let's say, the first 50 chars, you should just add:
But since that's not very nice, you could use a function to return the first 50 words instead.
This is just something I found on google, so I'll just give you this, as it's much easier than starting to explain how my own stuff would work!
At the bottom of catalog/controller/product/category.php BEFORE the last } insert this:
And to your data array, add this (line ~143, somewhere)
(this returns first 20 words)
In your view file, simply add
Hope it works, just did a quick test on a standard installation and it seems to work. Tell me if I forgot something. I got alot of things going on right now (new shipping modules + status sms notification)
Either way, you should open and edit catalog/controller/product/category.php, and find the data array for the product listing.
For, let's say, the first 50 chars, you should just add:
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'description' => substr(strip_tags(html_entity_decode($result['description'])),1,50),This is just something I found on google, so I'll just give you this, as it's much easier than starting to explain how my own stuff would work!
At the bottom of catalog/controller/product/category.php BEFORE the last } insert this:
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private function shorten_string($string, $wordsreturned)
/* Returns the first $wordsreturned out of $string. If string
contains more words than $wordsreturned, the entire string
is returned.*/
{
$retval = $string; // Just in case of a problem
$array = explode(" ", $string);
/* Already short enough, return the whole thing*/
if (count($array)<=$wordsreturned)
{
$retval = $string;
}
/* Need to chop of some words*/
else
{
array_splice($array, $wordsreturned);
$retval = implode(" ", $array)." ...";
}
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'description' => ControllerProductCategory::shorten_string(strip_tags(html_entity_decode($result['description'])),20),In your view file, simply add
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