Needing a conditional statement for, 4 of the same products with the same pid

[payless4domains]

On the clientareaproductdetails.tpl I have a conditional statement that I can't get my head around, using the clients serviced/id.

 

Scenario

Customer has purchased 4 of the same products with the same pid/name (let’s call the product – Test).

This product has been setup that the 1st time they purchase this product in the cart they fill in custom field (1 & 2), the 2nd time they purchase the product, custom field (3 & 4), the 3rd time purchase the product custom field (5 & 6) and the 4th custom field (7 &

 

The custom fields are dates and reference numbers.

 

I need to be able to show the individual custom fields on the clientareaproductdetails.tpl.

 

The problem is that, and this is what I can’t get my head around, I can’t find a way to call the service ID and allocate the fields needed for that service ID, do I need a hook to do this? And if so does someone have one that will do the trick?

 

Knowing that the service id will always change, I can’t just put a figure.

 

i.e. Purchase 1 - Test, show custom field 1 & 2

Purchase 2 - Test, show custom field 3 & 4

Purchase 3 - Test, show custom field 5 & 6

Purchase 4 - Test, show custom field 7 & 8

 

Does this make sense?

 

{if $serviceid == '(4th product purchased)'}
<input type="text" name="" id="" value="{$clientsdetails.customfields8}" class="form-control" disabled/>
<input type="text" name="" id="" value="{$clientsdetails.customfields7}" class="form-control" disabled/>

{elseif $serviceid == '(3rd product purchased)'}
<input type="text" name="" id="" value="{$clientsdetails.customfields6}" class="form-control" disabled/>
<input type="text" name="" id="" value="{$clientsdetails.customfields5}" class="form-control" disabled/>

{elseif $serviceid == '(2nd product purchased)'}
<input type="text" name="" id="" value="{$clientsdetails.customfields4}" class="form-control" disabled/>
<input type="text" name="" id="" value="{$clientsdetails.customfields3}" class="form-control" disabled/>

{elseif $serviceid == '(1st product purchased)'}
<input type="text" name="" id="" value="{$clientsdetails.customfields2}" class="form-control" disabled/>
<input type="text" name="" id="" value="{$clientsdetails.customfields1}" class="form-control" disabled/>

{/if}

 

 

Thanks again

Kev

[twhiting9275]

It looks like you're trying to call clientsdetails for something that should honestly be service details. This is setup in the product/service, right?

[payless4domains]

The custom fields are Client custom fields, there is a long story to this one. They can't be product custom fields.

But the issue I'm having is I need to add an {if} statement that shows the appropriate client custom field in relation to the order the product has been purchased, as in the i.e. above.

Any idea's?

 

Thanks again for your time.

[twhiting9275]

If they belong to a product, they need to be product custom fields, not client fields. You're only asking for problems like this, and worse, down the road by not properly setting these up from the beginning.

[payless4domains]

Thanks for your reply.

So I change them to product custom fields, will I be able to get the result that I need from the example above?

[twhiting9275]

You'll be able to show the additional fields on the service page, or specifically that service's page, yes.

Alternatively, you can probably throw a quick hook together to get what you need done, but you really want to make sure that this is associated with the correct product (ie: in the product custom fields) before you do that

[payless4domains]

Thank you all fixed.

On another topic, this should also be easy, I've manually added custom fields to our cart.tpl but I would like to make some of them required fields.

I've tried {$required} and {{customfield.required} but neither work, I can't seem to find the answer to this anywhere.

 

{foreach key=num item=customfield from=$customfields}
{if $customfield.name eq "SMS Number"}
<div class="form-group">
<label class="control-label">SMS Mobile No (e.g. +61 412345678)</label>
<div class="control">{$customfield.input} {$required}
</div>
</div>
{/if}
{/foreach}

[payless4domains]

Worked it out.

 

replace {$customefield.input} with {$customfield.input|replace:'<input ':'<input required '}