product dimensions don't show up

Have you tried using another theme such as Garland to see if the dimensions attributes show for you? If they don't then it's a permissions issue or configuration issue with Ubercart. If it does then it's an issue with the theme and we'll look into it.

I'm finding the same issue. I checked with the Garland theme and the dimensions and weight both appear. When I switch back to the acquia prosper theme they are gone again.

I tried locally to get the dimensions to appear on my site and it works just fine. Attached is a screenshot of that in action. I went to the "Product settings" page (/admin/store/settings/products/edit/fields) and checked the box to show the dimensions and it shows up.

Not sure why it isn't showing up for others though.. perhaps try updating the Fusion Core and Acquia Prosper themes?

Ah this is something in Fusion so it's possible to hide fields that aren't being used, eg. for digital products that don't have dimensions. But we hadn't considered the case of partial dimensions.

clayj,

Okay, I've got a fix for this and I'd like to have you test it out. Are you comfortable applying patches? If not, I'll post a whole template.php file for you to swap out.

Thanks.

clayj,

Okay, I've attached a modified template.php file from the latest 1.0 release of Fusion Core (which I assume you're using). Try substituting it for your current template.php file and let me know if it displays correctly.

clayj,

Okay, given the degree of control you need I'm thinking it might be better to implement a solution in your node-product.tpl.php file instead.

I think we'll probably still roll the fix you tested into Fusion Core, but here is some code that sidesteps the issue and gives you the control you're looking for:

Replace this line in your node-product.tpl.php file: <?php print $fusion_uc_dimensions; ?> with the following code:

<?php $dimensions = array(($node->length > 0) ? $node->length . $node->length_units . '. ' . t('length') : ''); ?>
<?php $dimensions[] = ($node->width > 0) ? $node->width . $node->length_units . '. ' . t('width') : ''; ?>
<?php $dimensions[] = ($node->height > 0) ? $node->height . $node->length_units . '. ' . t('height') : ''; ?>
<?php $dimensions = array_filter($dimensions); ?>
<?php print ($dimensions) ? t('Dimensions') . ': ' . implode(' × ', $dimensions) : ''; ?>

This code will only display dimensions that have a non-zero value, and it won't display anything if there aren't any non-zero dimensions. In addition, I've added the names of the dimensions to each value. Feel free to rename or remove those as needed.

Try it out and let me know if there are any issues with it.

clayj,

The "x" isn't displaying properly because it's a symbol rather than the letter "x" and your machine has a different character encoding. Just replace the x symbol in the code with the letter "x" and it should display fine.

Closing as won't fix since the D6 version is getting no new development.