Product Datasheet Table Specification View

[dealonline]

Hi,

 

I am using Prestashop 1.4.6.2 and am setting up products for a fishing tackle shop. I am new to prestashop and need some help setting up a Datasheet Specification Table for products.

 

I have setup Attributes and Groups for products as follows:

 

Product : FX/FB Series Attribute Group: FX/FB Attribute: FX2500FB

FX4000FB

 

The attribute are the different models for the product series, and differ in specification such as price, size, weight etc...

 

Up to this point everything I setup works perfectly, but I am having difficulty setting up specification for the different Attributes, which has to be displayed as follows in datasheet of products:

 

Model Spec1 Spec2 Spec3 Spec4 Spec5 Spec6 Spec7 Spec8 Spec9

FX2500 aa bb cc dd ee ff gg hh ii

FX4000 aaa bbb ccc ddd eee fff ggg hhh iii

 

 

I have tried using the Features function, but with no luck.

 

Please help out a newbie with a solution.

 

Forgive me if this problem has been posted elsewhere on the forum.

 

Thanks

[Ronaldo Perez]

If I understand you correctly ...

I think you approached the issue from the wrong side) in prestashop and in other stores too, it is assumed that a set of specifications (features) is tied to a particular product, and attributes (groups and attributes) - variations of the same product.

In your case, it turns out that feature - has different characteristics than its parent.

Maybe you should change the partition of the products in the group?

 

If the product group can not be changed - the easiest way - to add a static table in the product description.

[dealonline]

SergeyH, thank you for the quick reply. Forgive my ignorance, could you please explain to me about adding a static table in the product description. I think this may be the solution I need.

[Ronaldo Perez]

I mean that you can insert a table in the product description in the visual editor, see in admin side - edit product and see "description" - click on "HTML" button and paste code, for example

<table>
 <tr>
   <td>FX2500</td> <td>feature1</td> <td>feature2</td>
 </tr>
</table>