Tutorial found: how to display features in product list (let us develope it!)

[Ricky Blunda]

Hello good people!

 

I found this tutorial on the internet. It seems really neat and easy and lets you display a product features on the product list: http://nemops.com/features-to-product-list-prestashop-16/#.VxnuMkepzOU

 

I would be extremely grateful if you could help me develop this code a bit. The code right now seems to display *all* features of the products, but surely there must be a way of selecting exactly which features you want to display? Can this code be altered in an easy manner to do that?

 

I'm guessing it's this part that needs to be changed somehow:

 

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{if isset($product.features)}

    <div class="features">

        

            {foreach from=$product.features item=feature}

                <div>

                    {$feature.name}: <span>{$feature.value}</span>

                </div>

            {/foreach}

        

        

    </div>

{/if}

 

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BR, Ricardo

 

[NemoPS]

Glad you liked my tut
You can use an if to check for feature ids

{if $feature.id_feature == 12}
do something
{else if $feature.id_feature == 1}
something else
{/if}

[Ricky Blunda]

'ello there Nemo

 

Yes, I liked the tutorial alot. I've been searching for something like this for weeks and months!

 

If I beg really nicely, could you perhaps give an example of what code I should use if I want to display a feature with for instance ID #12?

 

I know some VB and C#, but this is beyond me for some reason. I cannot even grasp it :\   Thanks!

[Ricky Blunda]

Pretty please with sugar coating on top? I'd be willing to pay a few dollars/pounds/euros for this feature.

[NemoPS]

Like this:
 

  {foreach from=$product.features item=feature}
                <div>
{if $feature.id_feature == 12}
{$feature.name}: <span>{$feature.value}</span>
{else if $feature.id_feature == 1}
not that one
{/if}
                   
                </div>
            {/foreach}

[Ricky Blunda]

I forgot to say thank you, so here it is: Thank you!