Really Simple Qt Pro Layout Question: Inserting A Line Break!

[Mata]

Hi!

 

I'm using QT Pro, and what I want to achieve is this:

 

 

So, that's adding a line break in after the attribute title and I'd also like to reverse the order of the listing (currently it starts with the most recently added item, I'd like to do it the other way around).

 

The code is in product_info.php and I'm pretty sure that the bit we need to look at is this:

 

//++++ QT Pro: Begin Changed code
     $products_id=(preg_match("/^\d{1,10}(\{\d{1,10}\}\d{1,10})*$/",$HTTP_GET_VARS['products_id']) ? $HTTP_GET_VARS['products_id'] : (int)$HTTP_GET_VARS['products_id']); 
     require(DIR_WS_CLASSES . 'pad_' . PRODINFO_ATTRIBUTE_PLUGIN . '.php');
     $class = 'pad_' . PRODINFO_ATTRIBUTE_PLUGIN;
     $pad = new $class($products_id);
     echo $pad->draw();
//++++ QT Pro: End Changed Code

 

Unfortunately, I've got no idea what that means. I'm sure adding in a line break and reversing the list order can't be hard. Can anyone help please?

[mjsmikey]

Yeah, I want to know too, PM me when you find, out. I want to add this to another line of PHP code

Edited June 1, 2007 by mjsmikey

[Mata]

Okay, I've got the layout issue sorted at last. The code that generates the output is in includes\classes\pad_base.php .

 

On line 185 (in my code):

 

$out.=' <td class="main" colspan="2"><b>' . TEXT_PRODUCT_OPTIONS . '</b></td>';

 

delete the 'colspan' bit:

 

$out.=' <td class="main"><b>' . TEXT_PRODUCT_OPTIONS . '</b></td>';

 

then find the two lines that look a bit like this (lines 216 and 245 in my code):

 

$out .= '<tr><td align="right" class=main><b>' . $stocked['oname'] . ":<br></b></td><td class=main>" . tep_draw_pull_down_menu('id['.$stocked['oid'].']',array_values($stocked['ovals']),$stocked['default']) . "</td></tr>\n";

 

and add in a new '</tr><tr>' bit in the middle and change the text alignment to left:

 

$out .= '<tr><td align="left" class=main><b>' . $stocked['oname'] . ":<br></b></td></tr><tr><td class=main>" . tep_draw_pull_down_menu('id['.$stocked['oid'].']',array_values($stocked['ovals']),$stocked['default']) . "</td></tr>\n";

 

Ta-daa! Easy.

 

Now, does anyone fancy telling me how to reverse the sort order of attributes please?

[trogette]

you'd have to add a sort-order contribution and work it in with QTPro's selection procedures.