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[ryecandy]

Have you ever had a problem showing multiple (organized) attributes on your osC Product_Info page? I have, it bugged me but adding 2 small pieces of code solved everything!
My example shows how 14 different Attribute Options become presented:

[img]http://candybond.com/images/noattributes.gif[/img]

This is how the 14 Attributes look with my Fix:

[img]http://candybond.com/images/yesattributes-fixed.gif[/img]

THE FIX

INSERT this code at approx. line 128 (Before <table border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2">):

<!-- Organize Attribute into Columns Fix Opens Here --><?php $attribute_count = 1; ?><!-- Organize Attribute into Colums Fix Closes Here -->

REPLACE THIS CODE at approx. Line 150:

	<tr>
	   <td class="main"><?php echo $products_options_name['products_options_name'] . ':'; ?></td>
	   <td class="main"><?php echo tep_draw_pull_down_menu('id[' . $products_options_name['products_options_id'] . ']', $products_options_array, $selected_attribute); ?></td>
   </tr>

WITH THIS CODE:

<!-- Organize Attribute into Columns Fix Opens Here -->
			  <td class="main"><?php echo $products_options_name['products_options_name'] . ':'; ?></td>
			  <td class="main"><?php echo tep_draw_pull_down_menu('id[' . $products_options_name['products_options_id'] . ']', $products_options_array, $selected_attribute); ?></td>	   
<?php 
if ($attribute_count == 1){  
 echo "<td width=7%></td>";
 $attribute_count = $attribute_count + 1;}
elseif ($attribute_count == 2){
  echo "</tr>";
  $attribute_count = $attribute_count - 1;}
?><!-- Organize Attribute into Columns Fix Closes Here -->

Thats it!
This code fixed the Attributes for all of my products... ...And I haven't seen anybody give it out yet.
{My first php fix. Please tell me what you think}

[tanicos]

really great thanks!!! Is there a way to put something above them? Like some titles?

[tanicos]

hmm...sorry it does not work for me...just tested it

[ryecandy]

tanicos, on Apr 16 2008, 12:15 PM, said:

really great thanks!!! Is there a way to put something above them? Like some titles?

Sure, you could put what ever you want above the attributes. Just add it to your code somewhere {ie. after a <table><tr><td> tag} above the lines are that you edited eariler. You can add whatever HTML code you'd like into the product_info.php website to spruce it up.

[ryecandy]

tanicos, on Apr 16 2008, 02:19 PM, said:

hmm...sorry it does not work for me...just tested it

What did it do?
Can somebody please confirm 'it does not work' and leave details about what the error, problem or part that 'doesn't work' does?

[KaozDesigns]

Ok I have to say after searching through this forum for 2 days now you sir are a friggin genius. Apparently your code was for an older release of osC but I managed to make this work with 2.3.1 and it works perfectly. I just had to creatively put some code in different places. I would share the knowledge but I am thinking that my cart is heavily modified and may not help anyone.

I may do a contribution once I get this clients site done and see if maybe it does help someone.

Thanks again, You are the greatest

[waynesmith]

KaozDesigns, on 26 August 2011, 20:15, said:

Ok I have to say after searching through this forum for 2 days now you sir are a friggin genius. Apparently your code was for an older release of osC but I managed to make this work with 2.3.1 and it works perfectly. I just had to creatively put some code in different places. I would share the knowledge but I am thinking that my cart is heavily modified and may not help anyone.

I may do a contribution once I get this clients site done and see if maybe it does help someone.

Thanks again, You are the greatest [img]http://forums.oscommerce.com/public/style_emoticons/default/smile.gif[/img]

How did you get this to work in 2.3.1?

[DunWeb]

You could also Google for Perfect Attributes Table as a ready made add on solution



Chris