Two acyba integration questions

Hi,

I posted this questions at Acyba forum but Adrien diverted me to you as he thinks that my questions go beyond his competence on HikaShop.

Question 1:

About showing images in the hikashop_product.php view template:

There's a problem with your suggested code (suggested by Adrien from Acyba):

<?php $image = hikashop_get('helper.image'); echo $image->display($product->file_path,false,$product->product_name); ?>

It is not always showing the first image in the array of images for a product. In my case sometimes is showing the last one or some in the middle. I think the code is not using the image array index.



Question 2:

Also about showing images in the hikashop_product.php view template:

I want to change the size for the picture rendered inside the newsletter so I can set the width or height pixels for the image.


This is the code I use (suggested by Adrien from Acyba)

$image = hikashop_get('helper.image');
echo $image->display($product->file_path,false,$product->product_name);


Won't matter it only gets reduced on screen and not directly from the thumb image downloaded, what I want is that it doesn't look so large.


For the HikaShop rendering views I use this


echo $image->display($image->file_path, 'hikashop_main_image', '', '','', 80, '');


but I think is too much to expect this works. Indeed it doesn't work

Big thank you!

I'll be back yo you with the result!

The code provided for you wirked fine, but I have two doubts about it:

1. For this code:

$image = hikashop_get('helper.image');
echo $image->display($product->file_path,false,$product->product_name, '' , '' ,100,200);

100 and 200 are rluing width and height, but which one prevails in case of non proportionality? My pictures don't have this ratio and the rendered result is neither 100 nor 200 for width or height.

2. Could you suggest me the code to make the image link to the product view in the website?

For example my product view url root is "index.php/catalogo-de-carretillas/producto/product_alias_here

Hi,

1. It depends on the dimensions, in your case it should take 100 because it's the lowest value.

2. I think that you can use the code:

$url=JURI::base().'index.php/catalogo-de-carretillas/producto/'.$product->product_alias;

Ok for question 1.

For question 2:

To make the image thumb link to the product, shall I use your code inside the display() function?
Could you give me a clue?
And why don't you give this feature by default? I think is a very basic need? Is there any inconvenience on this practice so you didn't implement the feature?

HI,

I tried the suggested code and effectively links to somewhere, but I get the message that the product is not found.

the link delivered is this:

index.php/catalogo-de-carretillas/producto/?acm=6_26

so I think that maybe product_alias is not working properly, can this be replaced in some way for the product id? or some alternative?

I made several tries ensuring that the product has an alias like this

index.php/catalogo-de-carretillas/producto/lambert?acm=6_26

but is not working also event the product is existing and published.

Sorry for taking so much time in this thread, but I don't get it to work.

I get this error message:

The requested URL /nou_activacions/<br /> <b>Notice</b>: Undefined property: stdClass::$alias in <b>/Volumes/WebDev/MAMP_files/htdocs/nou_activacions/media/com_acymailing/plugins/hikashop_product.php</b> on line <b>14</b><br /> http://localhost:8888/nou_activacions/index.php was not found on this server.


I tried several settings in the SEO Settings section in the global Confgiuration of joomla with no different result.


This is my piece of code where all this seems to fail. I probably made a very newbie stupidity:



<td width="102px" valign="top">

<div class="hikashop_acymailing">
<div class="hikashop_acymailing_image">


<!-- THIS IS LINE 14 --> <a href="<?php echo JURI::base().'index.php?option=com_hikashop&ctrl=product&task=show&cid='.$product->product_id.'&name='.$product->alias; ?>">

<?php
$image = hikashop_get('helper.image');
echo $image->display($product->file_path,false,$product->product_name, '' , '' ,100,200);
?>
</a>




</div>
</div>

</td>

GOD DAMN JESUS! It was so obvious!

It has been in front of my nose the whole day and I could not see it!

THANK YOU!