Hi,
I have a question about custom fields, right now their html gets generated like this:
<div class="product-field product-field-type-P"></div>
<div class="product-field product-field-type-S"></div>
<div class="product-field product-field-type-S"></div>
<div class="product-field product-field-type-S"></div>
<div class="product-field product-field-type-S"></div>
Is there a way to modify default_customfields.php so that custom fields that have a parent are wrapped in it (I would also like to add parent a unique class like its name)? Like this:
<div class="product-field product-field-type-P
tv-specs">
<div class="product-field product-field-type-S"></div>
<div class="product-field product-field-type-S"></div>
<div class="product-field product-field-type-S"></div>
<div class="product-field product-field-type-S"></div>
</div>
I need this to solve the multilanguage problem of creating custom fields for more languages. I would create one group for each language and then hide them with css based on the language selected on the site.
Or has anyone came up with a better solution (I need to translate values too not just the field names, I have found a solution on the forum for that)
Thank you for all your help, really appreciated!
Have a nice day 8)
Hey I was looking for the same thing! :) Figured out an answer so thought I'd share... it's not perfect but it worked for me! I never put descriptions under custom fields... so I am just using the descriptions box basically as my added class name -- all you have to do is type in "tv-specs" under description on the custom field and it will now add the class.
First... create a folder in your template directory like this (TEMPLATE NAME)/html/com_virtuemart/productdetails. Then copy and paste the default_customfields.php over into it. (You could just write over the original, but I prefer using overrides whenever possible.)
Next replace:
<div class="product-field product-field-type-<?php echo $field->field_type ?>">
<span class="product-fields-title" ><b><?php echo JText::_($field->custom_title) ?></b></span>
<?php if ($field->custom_tip)
echo JHTML::tooltip($field->custom_tip, JText::_($field->custom_title), 'tooltip.png'); ?>
<br/>
<span class="product-field-display"><?php echo $field->display ?></span>
<span class="product-field-desc"><?php echo $field->custom_field_desc ?></span>
</div><br />
<?php
With:
<div class="product-field product-field-type-<?php echo $field->field_type; if (!empty($field->custom_field_desc)) {
echo " "; echo $field->custom_field_desc;}?>">
<span class="product-fields-title" ><b><?php echo JText::_($field->custom_title) ?></b></span>
<?php if ($field->custom_tip)
echo JHTML::tooltip($field->custom_tip, JText::_($field->custom_title), 'tooltip.png'); ?>
<br/>
<span class="product-field-display"><?php echo $field->display ?></span>
</div><br />
Basically just echoed in the description as the class name & took the span displaying the description out ... & that's it!
(note if you bought a template -- like me... the template maker may have ignored the standard setup and the custom field code you are looking for might just be in default.php insteed of default_customfields.php)
No problem... I'd really like to see an extra input when editing custom fields with something like "Add Class" or something in the core. It would be really handy!