This is the code that generates the price on product pages:
<?php echo $this->getPriceHtml($_product) ?>
in *app/design/frontend/default/CUSTOM_TEMPLATE/template/catalog/product/view.phtml*
I have a simple product with a few custom options. When the customer selects one of the option, the price increases. All works fine until here.
My question is how can i display the price twice on the same page (need this for deign purposes)?
I tried to copy and paste the above code in two locations on the same page, but the problem is that the second price will not update when the product options are selected. Only one price updates, the second won't. Any ideas on how can i make it work?
There is most likely a JavaScript on the page that either calculates the new price, or fetches it with AJAX. So the price outputted with:
<?php echo $this->getPriceHtml($_product) ?>
Will get overwritten by the new one. Solving this requires that you find the Javascript and locate where it does this. You should also check what HTML element surrounds the getPriceHtml-call. I guess the template might have something like this:
<p class="totalProductPrice"><?php echo $this->getPriceHtml($_product) ?></p>
If you surround the output of your second price output with an element with identifiable classname or ID, you should be able to modify the Javascript to output the newly calculated price to that element as well as the original one.
EDIT:
After checking my own codebase, I think that the file you are looking for is located at /js/varien/Product.js. Inside the function reloadPrice: function(), check line 481 for this:
if($('product-price-'+this.config.productId)){
$('product-price-'+this.config.productId).innerHTML = price;
}
And modify the script to also update your second price element.
The solution for me was:
Copy the price_clone.phtml to price_clone2.phtml and change:
<?php echo $this->getPriceHtml($_product, false, '_clone2') ?>
Add the block in the catalog.xml
<block type="catalog/product_view" name="product.clone_prices2" as="prices2" template="catalog/product/view/price_clone2.phtml"/>
And in the product.js change the initPrices function
initPrices: function() {
this.containers[0] = 'product-price-' + this.productId;
this.containers[1] = 'bundle-price-' + this.productId;
this.containers[2] = 'price-including-tax-' + this.productId;
this.containers[3] = 'price-excluding-tax-' + this.productId;
this.containers[4] = 'old-price-' + this.productId;
this.containers[5] = 'product-price-' + this.productId+'_clone2';
},
Related
I want to insert this attrribute that I have created into the product page above the add to cart button but only if the qty is ZERO. Basically an estimated arrival date. Items that are available on back order only have a note above the add to cart button of when the product will actually be available from. I have put the below in and it works but I don't want it to show for products already available.
<p><font color="red">AVAILABLE FROM: <?php echo $_product->getResource()->getAttribute('due_date')->getFrontend()->getValue($_product); ?></font></p>
Can someone let me know what I need to add please.
Most appreciated
Anthony
You should be able to get the stock quantity on the product page by using:
Mage::getModel('cataloginventory/stock_item')->loadByProduct($_product)->getQty()
You can then use that in a conditional to show the piece of code that you want. However, I'm not sure you need all of that to show the due date. Because you're already loading the product when you are on the product page, you should just be able to use:
<p class="red">AVAILABLE FROM: <?php echo $_product->getDueDate(); ?></p>
If that doesn't work, make sure that you have your due date attribute set to be visible on the product page. It'll be the one called, "Visible on Product View Page on Front-end".
Full code block could look something like this:
<?php
$qty = Mage::getModel(cataloginventory/stock_item)->loadByProduct($_product)->getQty();
if ($qty <= 0): ?>
<p class="red">AVAILABLE FROM: <?php echo $_product->getDueDate(); ?></p>
<?php endif; ?>
If you allow backorders, it's important you check for <= 0, rather than == 0. This is because if someone backorders it, your stock will go negative.
Also, it's more clean to remove the font tag and use CSS to style the text.
How to Add quantity for this add to cart button code:
onclick="setLocation('
<?php
echo (string)Mage::helper('checkout/cart')->getAddUrl(Mage::getModel('catalog/product')->load($prod->getId()));
?>
')"
Mage_Checkout_Helper_Cart getAddUrl suggests that you can pass through the product as the first parameter, and an $additional array too. This additional array can include qty as a key, with a value.
So, you can call:
$additional = array("qty"=> 3);
echo (string)Mage::helper('checkout/cart')->getAddUrl(Mage::getModel('catalog/product')->load($prod->getId()), $additional);
How can I get the total number of Items, I want to show it in the category view.phtml file. Usually this value is in the Toolbar.phtml.
I have tried something like this, but I think I am pretty far away:
$this->helper('catalog/output')->$_productCollection->count()
Magento version 1.7.0.2
The expected result should be something like this:
Items in this category: 17
The 17 should be the total number. If possible should include subcategory items.
Assuming that you want to display it in view.phtml you already have the current category object there so you can use $_category->getId()
$products_count = Mage::getModel('catalog/category')->load($_category->getId())
->getProductCount();
echo($products_count);
If you want to use it in list.phtml you can use
echo($_productCollection->count());
Try this,
<?php $_helper = $this->helper('catalog/output');?>
<?php $_category_detail = Mage::registry('current_category');?>
<?php $_category_detail->getName();?>
<?php $_category_detail->getId(); ?>
<?php $products_count = Mage::getModel('catalog/category')->load($_category_detail->getId())
->getProductCount();
echo($products_count);
?>
Basically, you can't show the total amount of filtered items in your view.phtml.
the reason is, that the logic, which gets the total amount, is not present in the $this context of the view.phtml.
But the logic is available in the Mage_Catalog_Block_Product_List_Toolbar block which is a child block of Mage_Catalog_Block_Product_List, though.
that basically means that you can actually get the total amount of filtered items by instantiating a toolbar and list block.
After doing that, the collection of the toolbar block has to be set with the value of the collection of the list block.
the following code is used in the view.phtml file to get the filtered total amount of items from the toolbar block:
$toolbar = new Mage_Catalog_Block_Product_List_Toolbar();
$list = new Mage_Catalog_Block_Product_List();
$toolbar-> setCollection($list -> getLoadedProductCollection());
$products_count = $toolbar -> getTotalNum();
There can be two ways we can find product count of a category.
$collection = Mage::getModel('catalog/category')->getCollection()
->addAttributeToSelect('name')
->addAttributeToSelect('level')
->addAttributeToSelect('entity_id');
foreach($collection as $cat)
$cat->getProductCount();
This will give you the product count for deepest category only. So for example, you have following categories. considering tree like structure.
Clothes(6)
->Cotton(3)
->Women(2)
The result returned from the piece of code given above.
Clothes(3)
Cotton(1)
Women(2)
There are three products directly associated with Clothes only, 1 with Cotton only and 2 with Women only. So it simply ignores the subcategories.
Another way is getting product count from products perspective.
$current_category = Mage::getModel('catalog/category')->load($cat->getEntityId());
$productCount = Mage::getModel('catalog/product')->getCollection()
->addFieldToFilter('manufacturer',$this->manufacturer["id"])
->addFieldToFilter('visibility',4)
->addFieldToFilter('status',1)
->addCategoryFilter($current_category)->getSize();
This gives us the added benefit of filtering product attributes. However in the above scenario, the count returned will be slightly different.
It will return Clothes (6), as it has 3 products associated to itself and 3 more products to its sub categories. Similarly
Cotton(3)
Women(2).
So for efficient results it would be nice to use mix of both.
It's not right to load additional model inside view because you already have model instance from which you can retrieve Product collection.
$this->getCurrentCategory()->getProductCollection()->count();
it is very simple and it worked well for me its just one line of code
<?php echo Mage::registry('current_category')->getProductCount();?>
It will display the count of the products of current category
I would like to add a third price to my products like "MSRP" on the latest version but not available on mine (Magento 1.4.1.1).
I would like to display it on the product page and it has to change according to the selected option.
So, I started by creating a new attribute called "msrp".
I managed to get it for every child product on my view.phtml file with the following code:
<?php
if($_product->isConfigurable())
{
$_associatedProducts = $_product->getTypeInstance()->getUsedProducts();
foreach($_associatedProducts as $assProducts)
{
$msrp = $assProducts->getData("msrp");
echo "MSRP: ".$msrp."<br />" ;
}
}
?>
Now the question is how to show it only one at a time and which corresponds to the selected option?
(Just like the normal price changes when we select an option.)
Maybe with a piece of javascript in this file?
/app/design/frontend/[...]/[...]/template/catalog/product/view/type/options/configurable.phtml
Thanks for your help !
I want to add additional price with product(simple) price, I am trying to do this with the help of custom attributes. I add a custom attribute "Margin Price" and I want to add up this custom attribute value (margin price) with the base price of the product in the template file.
I am updating all product price after each 5 minutes by cron job, thats why I think I have to do add margin price with base product price by this way.
I added it successfully in product list page and in product view page, but have problem with how to add this margin price with base price in the cart and onepage checkout?
Here is the code on the product list page and same for the product detail page which works fine for me in magento 1.6.x.
$regularPrice = number_format($_product->getFinalPrice(), 2);
//echo $regularPrice = $this->getPriceHtml($_product, true
$priceWithoutComma = str_replace(",", "",$regularPrice);
settype($priceWithoutComma, "float");
$marPrice = $_product->getMarginPrice();
settype($marPrice, "integer");
$finalPrice = $priceWithoutComma + $marPrice;
echo $finalPrice.Mage::app()->getLocale()->currency(Mage::app()->getStore()->
getCurrentCurrencyCode())->getSymbol();
I am doing this right way or I have to changes the whole process?
Looks like you might need to consider a different approach. The reason being that echoing the price from a template file does not modify the price of the item in any way. It simply outputs a calculation.
You'll need to learn a bit about event listeners for this one to work.
Here's a blog post of mine on how to do this.