Datenbankabfrage

[allergico]

Hallo zusammen,

ich versuche aktuell die product_listing_v1.html Datei um einen kleinen Punkte zu erweitern. Ich möchte bei jedem Produkt, das z.B. Bio Qualität hat gleich in der Liste das Bio-Zeichen anzeigen lassen. Nun habe ich in die Datenbank unter products_description eine Neue Spalte eingeführt, die da heißt: products_bio mit den Werten 0 oder 1.

Jetzt habe ich in der product.php den array[products_bio] eingetragen und auch die product_listing_v1.html entsprechend modifiziert, allerdings wird kein Ergebnis, d.h. Bio-Zeichen anzeigt. Habe ich etwa eine Datenbankabfrage übersehen, wo ich noch die SELECT-Abfrage um den neuen Punkt "products_bio" erweitern muss?

Bitte um Info, ich habe hier drei Stunden verzweifelt gesucht und komme einfach nicht weiter. Bei der product_info.html bzw. product_info.php war die Angelegenheit extrem einfach.

Danke,

Michael Breitenfellner

[allergico]

Ich habs....

die Lösung heißt: default.php

also, nix für ungut

[speedygonzalez]

Hallo ich nutze einmal dieses alte Thema da ich jetzt seid ca. 8 Std an dieser Sache sitze und immer noch keine lösung für das problem habe.

Was habe ich gemacht.

Datenbank spalte erstellt unter Products ( name der spalte- freies_feld_1 )

Mit dem SQL Abfragefenster alles kein Problem funktioniert.

Nun 1. Schritt

/includes/modules/default.php bearbeitet und unter allen 4 listener folgenden eingetrag hinzugefügt.

p.freies_feld_1,

/includes/classes/product.php

unter return array

'FREIES_FELD_1' => $array['freies_feld_1'],

/templates/template/modules/product_listing/product_listing_v1.html

mein-test: ({$module_data.FREIES_FELD_1})

beim Aufruf gibt es keine Ausgabe ( Werte sind in der Spalte vorhanden )

Ich bitte um den anstupzer an den Kopf, ich verzweifel nun leider und das ist echt selten. Wo liegt mein fehler.......

Ich danke allen die mir helfen können / wollen.

gute nacht. nun muss auch ich mal schalfen

[vhvmhlifzdou]

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[vhvmhlifzdou]

The ??Project Runway?? designers go back-to-school as 11 tween and adolescent painters from the Harlem College of your Arts develop into their creative consultants.

Here??s hoping there??s pizza, donuts and Red Bull in the workroom.

And sew it goes:

The Challenge: The designers need to collaborate on an original painting with their young muses and after that, generate an avant-garde design and style depending on the teen-spiration. Their styles need to push boundaries but not be ??too literal.?? In other words, go weird or go household.

The Making-it-Workroom Drama: Some of the designers just don??t know how to kid about. Viktor Luna ??needs a cocktail?? immediately after painting with a hyper-opinionated, 12-year-old Skye. Laura Kathleen fashions fairly flowers with 11-year-old Kai, the Dali Lama of art, who preaches that ??failure?? is fantastic. Um, Kai clearly hasn??t been critiqued by judge Michael Kors.

Meanwhile, Olivier Green glues his fairly chiffon bodice to his model, breaking the ??PR?? guidelines and gets a tongue-lashing demerit (but not detention) from mentor Tim Gunn.

The Runway Show: Is definitely an Expressionistic mess and we??re avant accomplished with it. The catwalk capabilities bad prom dresses, a hooker wolf suit, a dress Gunn dubbed ??Take Me to Geronimo?? plus a denim interpretation of FedEx delivery boxes.

The Guest Judge: Designer, shoe maven, philanthropist and political activist Kenneth Cole brings his generally strong billboard viewpoints towards the panel.

Who??s In: Color-blind designer Anthony Ryan Auld wows once more with an ethereal gown depending on the brushstrokes of his student muse. Heidi Klum is so in adore with his frock, Stylelist practically forgot she was desperate to ??auf him final week.

Who??s Out: Joshu a Christensen gets mauled by Kors for his ??Victorian cocktail dress in Las Vegas?? wolf-inspired dress and is sent home --again. Stylelist understands it was an obvious decision to eradicate Christensen, who already had been eliminated in episode 2 and was provided a second shot around the runway just after Cecelia Motwani quit the competitors. Nevertheless, we had been gunning for Green??s glued-on valium gown to motivate the judges to bid him adieu.

Photo courtesy of Lifetime.