Custom product issue: blue links?

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Evandro Pastor	Thursday 25 May 2006 8:08:19 am Hello! I'm trying to setup a e-commerce store. I've created a custom product whith multiple options: colours and sizes. But when I view product list or search for product, the results page display the custom products whitout any adictional infomations and whithout any layout. These procuts are shown like a blue link only whith a small icon in front of it. To make myself clear, I've take 2 screenshots to show the situation: http://sucessoscomr.com.br/ez/product_view.png http://sucessoscomr.com.br/ez/seach_result.png How can i solve this?
Mark Marsiglio	Thursday 25 May 2006 12:19:03 pm If you created a custom product class (that require using the setup tab), you will need to create templates to support the new class. In this case, you are seeing the default line view template (with the small blue box). You can override that template with a new one that displays the information you need (search the docs for creating a template). Alternately, you could use the standard product class, which should accommodate your product even if it has a few options. That way the standard templates will be used like the two sample products. http://www.thinkcreative.com Turning Ideas Into Strategic Solutions

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Thursday 25 May 2006 8:08:19 am

Hello!

I'm trying to setup a e-commerce store. I've created a custom product whith multiple options: colours and sizes. But when I view product list or search for product, the results page display the custom products whitout any adictional infomations and whithout any layout. These procuts are shown like a blue link only whith a small icon in front of it.

To make myself clear, I've take 2 screenshots to show the situation:

http://sucessoscomr.com.br/ez/product_view.png
http://sucessoscomr.com.br/ez/seach_result.png

How can i solve this?

Mark Marsiglio

Thursday 25 May 2006 12:19:03 pm

If you created a custom product class (that require using the setup tab), you will need to create templates to support the new class. In this case, you are seeing the default line view template (with the small blue box).

You can override that template with a new one that displays the information you need (search the docs for creating a template).

Alternately, you could use the standard product class, which should accommodate your product even if it has a few options. That way the standard templates will be used like the two sample products.

http://www.thinkcreative.com
Turning Ideas Into Strategic Solutions