Text in Front of Price

[RMD27]

As the title says I want to put some text in front of the price.

 

For example for products which are "specials" I want to put something like "MSRP" in front of the old price and "Our Price" in front of the "specials" price.

 

I have editied product_info.php and managed to put the prices on 2 seperate lines, to take the strike through off the "MSRP" price and also to put some text in front of the "specials" price but I cant find a way to put text in front of the "MSRP" price.

 

If someone could show me how to do it it would be appreciated :)

[RMD27]

As the title says I want to put some text in front of the price.

 

For example for products which are "specials" I want to put something like "MSRP" in front of the old price and "Our Price" in front of the "specials" price.

 

I have editied product_info.php and managed to put the prices on 2 seperate lines, to take the strike through off the "MSRP" price and also to put some text in front of the "specials" price but I cant find a way to put text in front of the "MSRP" price.

 

If someone could show me how to do it it would be appreciated :)

 

Anybody?

 

This is what I have so far

 

(I want to put text here) $35.99

Online Price: $30.00

 

Where/how can I put text in the product_info.php file so I can write what I want in front of the first price, in this case $35.99

[forummaker]

I'm looking for the same thing. I've searched the forums for anything similar to make this happen, but couldn't find anything close.

Anyone have any idea how to do this.

Thanks for any help.

[Guest]

Here is a good contribution to show msrp, customer's price and savings percentage, the text in front of the price can be modified easily by you to suit your needs. See working example at http://www.smarttracksales.com

 

Contribution:

http://addons.oscommerce.com/info/3574

[forummaker]

Here is a good contribution to show msrp, customer's price and savings percentage, the text in front of the price can be modified easily by you to suit your needs. See working example at http://www.smarttracksales.com

 

Contribution:

http://addons.oscommerce.com/info/3574

 

Thanks MWD.

I'll give it a try.

Also, how did you add the "Loading..." to your site when going from page to page. I really like that. A few of my pages take several seconds to load and I would love to add the "Loading..." to the page while the page completes before showing to the visitor. Thanks.

[Guest]

Hi Ken,

 

I am pretty sure that this is the contribution I used for the site pre-load: http://addons.oscommerce.com/info/5038

[forummaker]

Hi Ken,

 

I am pretty sure that this is the contribution I used for the site pre-load: http://addons.oscommerce.com/info/5038

 

Thanks MWD.

I really like it... but in IE8 it shifts the page to the right side of the screen while loading.

FF and GC works great! Ive tried several things to see if I can get it to work better in IE8... but nothing changes.

I'll have to hold off on adding it until I can find a fix for IE8... because 50% of my visitors are using IE.

I also couldn't find the discussion forum for this mod to ask for help.

Any other ideas?? Thanks again.

[Guest]

Ken,

 

This may or may not help. I too had a problem at first and discovered a fix.

 

If you have one of the following in your header file, place the code for the preloader above it.

 

<div id="CONTAINER">

 

or

 

<div id="CONTENT">

[forummaker]

Ken,

 

This may or may not help. I too had a problem at first and discovered a fix.

 

If you have one of the following in your header file, place the code for the preloader above it.

 

<div id="CONTAINER">

 

or

 

<div id="CONTENT">

 

Great! Thanks Hal.

My header file did not contain: <div id="content">

so... I just added it below my code, like this.

 

- header.php file

 

find

if ($messageStack->size('header') > 0) {
   echo $messageStack->output('header');
 }
?>

 

add below

<script type="text/javascript" src="preload.js"></script>
<div id="preloader">
   <table><tr><td><img src="/logo.gif"></td></tr></table>
   <br><br>
   <div id="preloadIMG"><img src="/loading.gif" alt="" /></div>
   </center>
</div>
<div id="CONTENT">

 

Works great now.

Do you know if this will effect spiders that crawl the site? I don't think it should... just curious.

[Guest]

There is no problem with spiders at all with this.