probably not a chance in #@#?!**@, but

[rubygirl]

thought I'd ask anyway :)

 

I would like my product attributes to display like this:

 

Options Available:

 

Size Color Location Qty

Drop down Drop down Drop down text box

 

 

 

This would duplicate itself many times over - why? I am building an embroidery shop and these are necessary - why? Quantity discounts are listed and because of how the cart works, the discounts are not applied to the cart as a whole but to each item added to the cart - SO I THOUGHT, that if the client could have the option to list them like this and then enter the correct total in the applicable qty box then maybe I can make this whole thing work - i understand that the above qty box will not grant a total and that is fine - client will just have to be sure that total in boxes equals what they entered in the MAIN qty box -

 

if this is absolutely impossible then does anyone else have any ideas on how to this correctly? I need the qty discounts but also need to be able to add different attributes to each item ordered.

 

 

 

ANY HELP WOULD BE SWELLLLLLL!!!!!! :wink:

[Ajeh]

You could make it happen ... just have to get your peices and parts right in the loop.

 

You need to make a <TR> before the Attributes type

 

Each Attribute type needs to be in a <td> within that <tr>. The current setup has it make a <tr> and make a <td> you want to just make <td> inside the while loops.

 

Got all that? :shock:

[rubygirl]

okay -sounds easy :?

 

so maybe if you can point me in the right direction regarding files, I can wing it and see if it works - this should be something that I can build once and then every product will be setup that way correct?

[Ajeh]

In product_info.php look for this section of code ..

 

    if ($products_attributes == '1') {

     $products_options_name = tep_db_query("select distinct popt.products_options_id, popt.products_options_name from " . TABLE_PRODUCTS_OPTIONS . " popt, " . TABLE_PRODUCTS_ATTRIBUTES . " patrib where patrib.products_id='" . $HTTP_GET_VARS['products_id'] . "' and patrib.options_id = popt.products_options_id and popt.language_id = '" . $languages_id . "'");

     echo '<b>' . TEXT_PRODUCT_OPTIONS . '</b><br>';

     echo '<table border="0" cellpading="0" cellspacing"0">';

     while ($products_options_name_values = tep_db_fetch_array($products_options_name)) {

 

That is the start of the area that draws the Attribute drop downs.

 

Currently, they build, based on <tr><td> arrangement, one under the other.

 

If you modify the structure of how that row(s) column(s) are build, you should get what you are after.

[Jan0815]

This could also help:

 

http://www.oscommerce.com/downloads/contri...ions,604/type,3