brickwicks

Scratch that. I found the problem in my broken code! Sorry. Great plugin, keep up the good work 🙂

Hi and first up, big apologies for not catching up with this. For all the help I’ve received through forums such as this, it’s pretty bad form not following up on a question.

Having said that, I’m not sure this is what you’re after!

Whilst for all I know there could be an easier way, I managed to get the custom fields data into the plugin by editing the plugin index.php (which I know leaves it open to destruction should their be an update…not ideal). It was my first time dealing with a custom post type I’d created. If I did it now I would save some bother by using a custom-post-type plugin as described above.

Still, in index.php of the plugin I added a get_post_custom call and some extra args to the ‘while($lcptu->have_posts())’ etc line (around line 165?).

while($lcptu->have_posts()) {
                    $lcptu->next_post();
                    $count++;
                    $id = $lcptu->post->ID;
  				$custom = get_post_custom($id);
					$title = $custom["Product_title"][0];
					$sets = $custom["Product_sets"][0];
					$status = $custom["Product_status"][0];
					$price = $custom["Product_price"][0];
					$shipping = $custom["Product_shipping"][0];
					$var1 = $custom["Product_var1"][0];
					?>
                    <li class="post-<?php echo $id; ?> <?php echo ($count%2)?'odd':'even'; ?>">
                        <h4 class="tm_lcptu_post_title"><?php echo '<a href="'.get_permalink($id).'" class="tm_lcptu_post_title_link">'.get_the_title($id).'</a>'; ?></h4>

                        <?php
                        if($instance['show_thumbnails'] && $instance['show_thumbnails'] == 'yes'){
                            if(has_post_thumbnail($id)) {
                                echo '<a class="tm_lcptu_post_thumbnail" href="'.get_permalink($id).'">';
                                if($instance['thumbnail_format']) {
                                    if($instance['thumbnail_format'] != '0')
                                        $image = wp_get_attachment_image_src(get_post_thumbnail_id($id), $instance['thumbnail_format']);
                                    elseif($instance['thumbnail_width'] > 0 && $instance['thumbnail_height'] > 0)
                                        $image = wp_get_attachment_image_src(get_post_thumbnail_id($id), array($instance['thumbnail_width'], $instance['thumbnail_height']));
                                    else
                                        $image = wp_get_attachment_image_src(get_post_thumbnail_id($id));
                                    if($instance['thumbnail_width'] > 0)
                                        $image[1] = $instance['thumbnail_width'];
                                    if($instance['thumbnail_height'] > 0)
                                        $image[2] = $instance['thumbnail_height'];
                                    echo '<img class="pb_border" src="'.$image[0].'" alt="'.$lcptu->post->post_title.'" width="'.$image[1].'" height="'.$image[2].'" />';
                                }
                                echo '</a></br>
                                <p class="pb_sideprice">£'.$price.'</p>
                  <p>';
                  		if ($status=='In Stock'){
                  		echo print_wp_cart_button_for_product(''.$title.'',$price,$shipping,$var1); }
                  		elseif ($status=="Out of Stock"){
                  		echo '<strong>Sorry - Out of stock at present</strong>'; }
                  		else {
                  		echo ''; }
                  		echo'</p>';

Does that help?