How do I go about removing the Availability: In stock on the product page? I have linked my themes product.twig. I think the script that needs edited is below, but I wasn't sure if just removing would affect other functionality as I was having issues with my google merchant feed and page design after I deleted it. Any suggestions?
<div class="description">
....
<span><?php echo $text_stock; ?></span> <?php echo $stock; ?> -->
<br/><br/>
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Probably unrelated.bassinmatt wrote: ↑Thu Jul 16, 2020 8:02 amI was having issues with my google merchant feed and page design after I deleted it.
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Anyone have any insight on this? Still trying to remove the Availability: in stock. Can someone please assist with which line to remove?
Thank you.
Thank you.
You are not giving us enough details. I assume you are using OpenCart 2.3.0.2, and your own web theme in which case you could just edit your
catalog/view/theme/your-theme/template/product/product.tpl
as follows:
catalog/view/theme/your-theme/template/product/product.tpl
as follows:
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...
<!--<span><?php echo $text_stock; ?></span> <?php echo $stock; ?> -->
...
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its a twig file so the answer above doesnt work, what you could do is
select this part of the code (original file)
or your code
and replace it with
when the product isnt in stock the line ''Availability: Out Of Stock" will be shown
dont forget in your admin panel to at dashboard to refresh the theme and sass
its that blue 'gear' symbol right corner otherwise your new twig wont be loaded
hope this helps
...edit just downloaded your twig, what theme are you having
why use php code in a twig file when all the data is in your controller, not the best way to practice coding
select this part of the code (original file)
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<li>{{ text_stock }} {{ stock }}</li>Code: Select all
<span><?php echo $text_stock; ?></span> <?php echo $stock; ?>Code: Select all
{% if stock <= 1 %}
<li> </li>
{% else %}
<li>{{ text_stock }} {{ stock }}</li>
{% endif %}dont forget in your admin panel to at dashboard to refresh the theme and sass
its that blue 'gear' symbol right corner otherwise your new twig wont be loaded
hope this helps
...edit just downloaded your twig, what theme are you having
why use php code in a twig file when all the data is in your controller, not the best way to practice coding
Last edited by patjuh on Tue Aug 11, 2020 6:36 am, edited 3 times in total.
I think the OP uses a OpenCart 2.x release, with *.tpl instead of *.twig files.
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Well, I see. In that case, he shouldn't use PHP in his template file.
So, instead of
it should be something like this:
This assumes the usage of a html_entity_decode plugin filter for twig.
So, instead of
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<span><?php echo $text_stock; ?></span> <?php echo $stock; ?> -->
<br/><br/>
<!-- Start Additional Info -->
<?php if ($attribute_groups) { ?>
<?php foreach ($attribute_groups as $attribute_group) { ?>
<?php if ($attribute_group['name'] == 'Product Specifications') { ?>
<?php foreach ($attribute_group['attribute'] as $attribute) { ?>
<span><?php echo $attribute['name']; ?></span> <?php echo html_entity_decode($attribute['text']); ?><br />
<?php } ?>
<?php } ?>
<?php } ?>
<?php } ?>
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<!-- <span>{{ text_stock }}</span> {{ stock }} -->
<br/><br/>
<!-- Start Additional Info -->
{% if (attribute_groups) %}
{% for attribute_group in attribute_groups %}
{% if (attribute_group['name'] == 'Product Specifications') %}
{% for attribute in attribute_group['attribute'] %}
<span>{{ attribute['name'] }}</span> {{ attribute['text']|html_entity_decode }}<br />
{% endfor %}
{% endif %}
{% endfor %}
{% endif %}
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patjuh wrote: ↑Tue Aug 11, 2020 12:08 amits a twig file so the answer above doesnt work, what you could do is
select this part of the code (original file)or your codeCode: Select all
<li>{{ text_stock }} {{ stock }}</li>and replace it withCode: Select all
<span><?php echo $text_stock; ?></span> <?php echo $stock; ?>when the product isnt in stock the line ''Availability: Out Of Stock" will be shownCode: Select all
{% if stock <= 1 %} <li> </li> {% else %} <li>{{ text_stock }} {{ stock }}</li> {% endif %}
dont forget in your admin panel to at dashboard to refresh the theme and sass
its that blue 'gear' symbol right corner otherwise your new twig wont be loaded
hope this helps
...edit just downloaded your twig, what theme are you having
why use php code in a twig file when all the data is in your controller, not the best way to practice coding
Im using Maxshop and running 3.0.3.2. I still cant get it to go away even with the above. I do appreciate your assistance though.
Well something is not right with this post
You post
so I will have to assume that is copied and pasted - but that does not mean you copied and pasted from the correct file
The odd thing here is you also have a trailing --> where is the <!-- ?
comment out is <!-- what you want to comment out -->
You want to remove
Availability: In stock
That would be done simply by
or in OC3 it would look like this
and would be changed to
and having just done a quick test
both
and
will remove the text
The file you have to change is
in OC2
catalog/view/theme/YOUR THEME i.e. MAXSHOP/template/product/product.tpl
or in OC3
catalog/view/theme/YOUR THEME i.e. MAXSHOP/template/product/product.twig
You then go into your MODIFICATIONS and refresh using the top blue button
and also in DASHBOARD top right cog.
If you still can not get this to work
1. Post a screenshot of your admin ensuring the OC version listed at the bottom can be seen.
and I am completely lost as to why the Availability: Out of stock has come into this ?
You post
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<span><?php echo $text_stock; ?></span> <?php echo $stock; ?> -->The odd thing here is you also have a trailing --> where is the <!-- ?
comment out is <!-- what you want to comment out -->
You want to remove
Availability: In stock
That would be done simply by
Code: Select all
<!-- <span><?php echo $text_stock; ?></span> <?php echo $stock; ?> -->Code: Select all
<span><{{ text_stock }}</span> {{ $stock }}Code: Select all
{# <span><{{ text_stock }}</span> {{ $stock }} #}both
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<!-- <?php echo $text_stock; ?></span> <?php echo $stock; ?> -->Code: Select all
{# <?php echo $text_stock; ?></span> <?php echo $stock; ?> #} The file you have to change is
in OC2
catalog/view/theme/YOUR THEME i.e. MAXSHOP/template/product/product.tpl
or in OC3
catalog/view/theme/YOUR THEME i.e. MAXSHOP/template/product/product.twig
You then go into your MODIFICATIONS and refresh using the top blue button
and also in DASHBOARD top right cog.
If you still can not get this to work
1. Post a screenshot of your admin ensuring the OC version listed at the bottom can be seen.
and I am completely lost as to why the Availability: Out of stock has come into this ?
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You should not modify core files .. if you would like to donate a cup of coffee I will write it in a modification for you.
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