There is a “details.tpl” and a “details_persparam.tpl”, which, on first and second view, look the same to me.
What is the difference, if any?
Hi avanger,
using details_persparam.tpl as an alternative template will allow you to use a feature called “persisten parameters”. Check it out with a test installation using this product:
http://demoshop.oxid-esales.com/community-edition/Geschenke/Purse-GLAM.html
Regards
I haven’t got the message, pls. explain more detail…
Sure.
For some products, you want to hand over a so called “persistent parameter” to the checkout. For example: You are selling goblets and want the visitor of your shop to leave a text for an engraving.
With this alternative template, another field is provided that’s input value will go to the checkout process.
Got it?
[QUOTE=Marco Steinhäuser;17744]Sure.
For some products, you want to hand over a so called “persistent parameter” to the checkout. For example: You are selling goblets and want the visitor of your shop to leave a text for an engraving.
With this alternative template, another field is provided that’s input value will go to the checkout process.
Got it?[/QUOTE]
OK, now yes.
Is this field the only difference in the two templates?
If this is the only difference, then “[B]details_persparam.tpl[/B]” would be an ideal candidate to disappear as a template!
The inclusion of this field could be controlled via an admin option instead.
“details.tpl” is difficult to maintain and “details_persparam.tpl” as well…