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AndrewSimm 03-02-2014 07:46 PM

registering arrays
 
I am working on a basic cart to integrate with paypal. I have 5 files and for the most part I can get what I want to work but not how I won't it to work. My biggest issue right now is I have to edit the layout in my functions file and I would like to have a separate template for each item block.

shopping.php - basic page that renders the template but noteworthy code is

PHP Code:

require_once(DIR.'/shopping/cis_products.php');
require_once(
DIR.'/shopping/cis_cart_functions.php');
require_once(
DIR.'/shopping/cis_block.php');

at the bottom

$templater 
vB_Template::create('cis_cart_SHELL');
$templater->register_page_templates();
$templater->register('navbar'$navbar);
$templater->register('pagetitle'$pagetitle);
$templater->register('product'$product);
print_output($templater->render()); 

cis_products.php -has 4 different arrays with 4 different ids


cis_cart_functions.php
PHP Code:

function get_list_view_html($product_id$product) {
    
$output "";

    
$output $output "<div class='cisproductblock'><div class='cisproductimage'>";
    
$output $output '<a href="/shopping/product.php?id=' $product_id '" alt="">';
    
$output $output '<img src="' $product["img"] . '"alt="' $product["name"] . '">';
    
$output $output "</div>
              <div class='cisproductname'>"
$product["name"] . "</div>
            <div class='cisproductinfo'>"
;
    
$output $output "<div class='cisproductprice'>" $product["price"] . "</div></a>";
    
$output $output " </div></div>";

    return 
$output;




cis_block.php
PHP Code:

foreach($products as $product_id => $product){ 

echo 
get_list_view_html($product_id$product);




I want to get rid of the whole output thing and edit create a vbulletin template and use the array like {vb:raw product.name) {vb:raw product.img} etc

my PHP skills aren't very good, so any help would be great!

kh99 03-03-2014 08:08 AM

I'm not quite sure what you mean by having a separate template for each item block. But I think you want something like:
PHP Code:

function get_list_view_html($product_id$product) { 
$templater vB_Template::create('cis_cart_ITEM'); 
$templater->register('product'$product); 
$templater->register('product_id'$product_id); 
return 
$templater->render();  



Then of course you'd create the template named cis_cart_ITEM (or whatever you want to call it).


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