Yep I tried this, first i got some errors, but when you take a close look at example from gynapod link there is no relevance to the product.
but when you get the pages what i first explaned under each other i think this is a better sollution.
Thx HEnk
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/httpd/vhosts/linkik.com/httpdocs/html/product.php on line 26
I think the Gynapod guy is doing something slightly different as they are not the search results for the product on the page (which is what you want to do) - but the technique is the same...
Are you still getting the error? Check the order of the code in your products.php file, it needs to go:
<?php
if (isset($product)) require("html/product.php");
if (isset($prices)) require("html/prices.php");
// ... new search code ...
require("html/searchresults.php");
?>
ok i got it working but now i want a better search result. see this link link and then press search, its now the same as Gynapod
HEnk
Ok, I think this is happening because the first line of the mod:
$productName = $product["products"][0]["name"];
...is not valid because $product is overwritten by the prices HTML module.
So, in your mod to products.php, change this to simply:
$productName = $q;
That should produce better results...
Cheers,
David.
It's because the Prices HTML module overwrites the $product variable, so the value used in the mod no longer contains the product name that is being displayed on the page.
$q is not touched on the whole page, so it still contains the product name.
Cheers,
David.
Hi Henk,
There's a few threads on doing this as a "Related Products" feature...
http://www.pricetapestry.com/node/199
Cheers,
David.