eCommerce: Change Product list display to a similar style as how it appears under eCommerce > Products
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Hi, I'm looking to change the product list display to a similar style as how it currently shows under eCommerce > Products. (see image attached).
The table layout would be much cleaner for me. Instead of the Date Added column, I would like to have Product Description displayed, and instead of the Status column, I would like to have the Add to Cart button displayed.
Hopefully this is a simple job? I'm not a PHP programmer.
When I posted this on eCommerce I got the following response:
"The display code for the view in the dashboard is elements/product/search_results.php
But that element does not have all the stuff for price display, buy button etc that you need for people to make purchases. All of that is in elements/product/display.php
Templating the product display block is actually somewhat of a challenge. We have some documentation on how to change the look of the add-on over here:
http://www.concrete5.org/marketplace/addons/ecommerce/documentation...
If you are not a PHP programmer, or you do not have someone on your staff who is, you might need to hire a freelancer to complete the work for you."
The table layout would be much cleaner for me. Instead of the Date Added column, I would like to have Product Description displayed, and instead of the Status column, I would like to have the Add to Cart button displayed.
Hopefully this is a simple job? I'm not a PHP programmer.
When I posted this on eCommerce I got the following response:
"The display code for the view in the dashboard is elements/product/search_results.php
But that element does not have all the stuff for price display, buy button etc that you need for people to make purchases. All of that is in elements/product/display.php
Templating the product display block is actually somewhat of a challenge. We have some documentation on how to change the look of the add-on over here:
http://www.concrete5.org/marketplace/addons/ecommerce/documentation...
If you are not a PHP programmer, or you do not have someone on your staff who is, you might need to hire a freelancer to complete the work for you."