Hello David,
Is there a way to show a little merchant logo on the category, searchresults and featurerd homepage between the title and the more information button?
Thank you Jan Roel
Hello David,
What is the best way to style the image size? And when there a more then one merchant is it then possible to show the cheapest logo?
Thanks Jan Roel
Hello Jan,
You can style the image size through html/default.css - for Featured Products search for .pt_fp_image and similarly for search results, it's .pt_sr_image (which doesn't have any size styling by default)...
Regarding logo for cheapest merchant, you can query for the cheapest merchant for compared products - in place of the above use something like:
<?php
if ($product["numMerchants"]>1)
{
$sql = "SELECT merchant FROM `".$config_databaseTablePrefix."products` WHERE name='".database_safe($product["name"])."' ORDER BY price LIMIT 1";
database_querySelect($sql,$rows);
$product["merchant"] = $row[0]["merchant"];
}
?>
<?php endif; ?>
<br /><img alt='<?php print htmlspecialchars($product["merchant"],ENT_QUOTES,$config_charset); ?> <?php print translate("Logo"); ?>' src='<?php print $config_baseHREF."logos/".str_replace(" ","%20",$product["merchant"]).$config_logoExtension; ?>' />(i've removed the file exists check in this case assuming you have logos for all merchants which is normally the case - if required just let me know...)
Cheers,
David.
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Hello Jan,
Sure - html/featured.php and html/searchresults.php both loop with $product in context, so when results relate to a single merchant you can display the logo using the following code:
<?php if (($product["numMerchants"]==1) && file_exists("logos/".$product["merchant"].$config_logoExtension)): ?><br /><img alt='<?php print htmlspecialchars($product["merchant"],ENT_QUOTES,$config_charset); ?> <?php print translate("Logo"); ?>' src='<?php print $config_baseHREF."logos/".str_replace(" ","%20",$product["merchant"]).$config_logoExtension; ?>' />
<?php endif; ?>
The above just inserts a
<br />ahead of the logo but you might prefer to enclose it within a block element and style as required - let me know if you're not sure how to integrate into your design of course...Cheers,
David.
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