Link to productpage in email from productpage

Hi,

There is already a link to the product page in that email.
It's probably that you've customized the "contact request" email via the menu System>Emails with the code of an old version of HikaShop and thus you didn't get the modifications we've added a while back to add the link.
Please check there.

Hi,

Both were supposed to be there already.
However, looking at the code, I can see a typo in the "preload" code of the email.
Change the code :

if(!empty($front__url))
		$vars['PRODUCT_DETAILS'] .= ' <a href="'.$front__url.'">'.JText::_('FRONTEND_DETAILS_PAGE').'</a>';

if(!empty($front_url))
		$vars['PRODUCT_DETAILS'] .= ' <a href="'.$front_url.'">'.JText::_('FRONTEND_DETAILS_PAGE').'</a>';

Hi,

When you edit the email via the menu System>Emails and scroll down to the "preload" area, you can see that code around line 80:
i.imgur.com/L27cu1z.png

Hi,

What is in red is the code which is in the default current version of the view file that can't be found in your override.
What is in green is the code in your override which can't be found in the default current version of the view.
So you can't know what was modified with this.
You can just know what is different from what is currently in HikaShop.
Also, as you can see if you look closely, most of the things highlighted there are because there are extra spaces, or the formatting of the code is different, but the code itself is actually the same.
But the tool comparing the code doesn't know it.

When you modify something in a view override, it's better to properly identify it as such.
For example you could add a rule to yourself so that whenever you change code in a view file, you add comments around like so:

/*******  change for fix which will be included in HikaShop see  https://www.hikashop.com/forum/product-category-display/903833-link-to-productpage-in-email-from-productpage.html ******/
if(!empty($front_url))
		$vars['PRODUCT_DETAILS'] .= ' <a href="'.$front_url.'">'.JText::_('FRONTEND_DETAILS_PAGE').'</a>';
/*******  end of change ******/

Hi,

Well, if you know PHP and read the original view file you should be able to figure out a way, but there is not a one size fits all solution. It's a concept.
For example, suppose I want to change the text "foo" to "bar" in the name of all the products when looking at the product page.
I would have to do an override of product / show_default where the product_name is displayed for the product details page.

In here, I would first require the whole code by just this :

<?php
require(JPATH_ROOT.'components/com_hikashop/views/product/tmpl/show_default.php');

<?php
$this->element->product_name = str_replace('foo', 'bar', $this->element->product_name);
require(JPATH_ROOT.'components/com_hikashop/views/product/tmpl/show_default.php');

<?php
ob_start(); // start a buffer
require(JPATH_ROOT.'components/com_hikashop/views/product/tmpl/show_default.php');
$html = ob_get_clean(); // destroy the buffer and get its content
$html = preg_replace('#(<span id="hikashop_product_name_main" class="hikashop_product_name_main" itemprop="name">.*)foo(.*</span>)#U', '$1bar$2', $html); // do the replacing with a regex
echo $html; // display the modified HTML