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Ubercart Views
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6 Dec 2009 at 00:11 UTC
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11 Jun 2014 at 19:15 UTC
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I've seen discussion about adding for filter, but not a direct request to add for fields. It would be helpful to have "Order product: Attribute: whatever_attribute" in the fields selection for a view as well as in the filter. This way these are sortable and (hopefully with Views Bonus Pack 1 for Drupal 6) export to csv.
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Comment #1
madsph commentedI am not saying that this can't be done - but the data model for order products makes it pretty hard to implement, since the attributes are stored as a serialized array among much other stuff in the data column in the database.
Comment #2
japanitrat commentedI thought, this would be already available, but it isn't obviously.
I also wonder what the fields "Product attributes" and "Attributes" actually do, since I get no output on a given product node with associated attributes/options. I am using Views2 (newest release) and Ubercart2
Comment #3
mgladding commentedI am really interested in seeing support for this. I need the ability for site users to see who else is registered for a particular event.
Comment #4
wqmeng commentedsubcribe,
Comment #5
royger commentedI'm also interested, if they are already displayed in the "Filter" section it shouldn't be difficult to add them to the "Fields" section too (I think).
Comment #6
adpo commentedsubcribe
Comment #7
nigelcunningham commentedsubscribe
Comment #8
jasonawantUbercart order product: Product attributes returns an unordered list of attributes associated with an ordered product.
Comment #9
summit commentedSubscribing, greetings, Martijn
Comment #10
jerry commentedSubscribing.
Comment #11
jddeli commentedi have a client that have a product salats and a attribute small, big. I cant show in my view the attribute prices.
I want to show
title small big Buy it now button
salat mexikan 10.00euro 15.00 euro buy now
How can show this
Comment #12
sokrplare commented@jddeli - probably best to open a new ticket for your issue since it isn't directly related to this one. I'm going to reset the issue settings accordingly since this should really be for 3.x.
+1 for this addition too - we're having the clients download Excel feeds of the View and the unordered lists of attributes are not very user friendly unfortunately.
Comment #13
mattkaneart commentedIncluding this temporary work-around so that others might benefit from my time. Be sure you have loaded the product attributes as a field.
Use a Global:PHP field. Here's some code to put in the "OUTPUT CODE:" field-- which grabs the option of a product attribute I have called "Color"
This will return the option value-- so if the product purchased were blue-- that's what it would return.
Comment #14
coolbits commentedSubscribing.
Comment #15
mgladding commentedI know this is an older post, but any help would be appreciated!
I am using the code in #13 to successfully output the value of a text field, but I can't get it to output the value of a select list.
Any ideas?
Comment #16
hockey2112 commentedI know this post is very old, but I was hoping someone can provide me with a Drupal 7 version of the code snippet in #13 above. Can anyone help?
Thanks!