Just finished the first Market Theme site for a local business that sells customized kids clothing. It offers various designs with custom embroidery. I had to modify a few of theme's .php files to support for item variations, such as "Type of Embroidery" drop-down, "Name or Initial" input box, "Matching Items" drop-down, "Sleeve Length" choice. I also made changes to single.php to allow to enter and view comments on a single-view item page.

The Item Categories also display the number of items offered for each category.

Here's the link to the site:

http://www.initiallyyoursbydian.com/

Nice job and great look!

Hi!

If you look at single.php file and notice how other form fields are processed, you'll see that each field, whether it's a drop-down box or input field, have associated HIDDEN input name, which are all named 'on1', 'on2', etc., and the VALUE of those hidden fields (defined in english.php), is exactly what you'll see in the shopping cart as option name. It is VERY IMPORTANT to give your input (or select) field the ID that will be 'os' followed by the SAME number as the corresponding HIDDEN field. The code, that processes the shopping cart (cart.php) will look for this, and if this is not done properly, you won't see your field displayed there.

For example, here's how my name-or initial field looks in single.php (notice the use of name='on4' on hidden input and id='os4' on the input field). The mkt_THEME_SINGLE_LABEL_INITIALS is defiled in english.pho as "Name or Initials", and that's what you'll se in your shopping cart.

<tr>

           <?php echo '<td><input type="hidden" name="on4" value="'.mkt_THEME_SINGLE_LABEL_INITIALS.'"/>'.mkt_THEME_SINGLE_LABEL_INITIALS.':<a title="'.mkt_THEME_SINGLE_LABEL_INITIALS_ENTER_INSTRUCTIONS.'"></br>(Hover for Details)</a></td>

  <td><input type="text" class="field" id="os4" name="os4" cols="4"></td>'; ?>

</tr>

I hope that'll help,

Anna