By Tamela on

Hello all,
Still relatively new and not big PHP person. So I know I am wading into the deep end of the pool.

I would like to theme the product pages of my client's website. She is arranging trips; some are cruises, some tours, some resorts etc. So I created classes in ubercart and now I want to theme them differently. I checked out the only tutorial that seems to be available: http://www.ubercart.org/forum/development/3868/nifty_products_tutorial_p...

I created the node-cruising.tpl.php. I copied the code from the tutorial and that part of it worked, except the images. So I need that fixed.

More importantly, I have added fields to into the tpl.php page. I have waded through the theming guide but can't seem to find the pages that describe how to code those in the php. I've tried a number of approaches. I even tried the suggestion on this node: http://drupal.org/node/442302, just subbing my own field name. Nothing works.

And maybe I'm trying too hard. Maybe I could do this in views, but the uc_products in views just seems to be for the catalog page, not for individual classes. If I could create a view for an ubercart class, someone let me know.

Otherwise if anyone knows of a good (baby steps good) tutorial on how to theme a product page for ubercart please direct me to it. I've searched this site and ubercart, google, youtube...

You will save my life! :-)

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Comments

Tamela’s picture

Tamela commented

Here's the types of code I tried just to get one of the fields to work:

<?php
print '<fieldset class="collapsible"><legend>Itinerary</legend>'; 
?>
<?php
print $node->field_itinerary[0]['#value'];  
?>
<?php print '</fieldset>'; 
?>

Or

<?php
print '<fieldset class="collapsible"><legend>Itinerary</legend>'; 
?>
$node->content['field_itinerary'][0]['#value']
<?php print '</fieldset>'; 
?>

I've tried it without the fieldset class, just in case that was causing problems. And I've cleared the cache.

Tamela’s picture

Tamela commented

This is finally what worked.

<?php print content_format('field_port', $field_port[0]); ?>

I found the information here:
http://drupal.org/node/92382

in case anyone else needs it.