I used the Products module for a projects page (had it in 'News' first, but I ran into a few dead ends with that one) and I'm using a fair bit of custom fields. It should be simple to use those custom fields in any of the templates provided, but... I can't seem to figure it out.

In the default summary template it says:


I've searched extensively for something on the $entry->fields hash, but no luck.

It seems to me the custom fields are in an array within an array, so after a bit of effort and copy-pasting I came up with:

{foreach from=$entry->fields key='name' item='field'}
{if $field->name == 'summary'}
   {$field->value}

  {/if}
{if $field->name == 'city'}
   {$field->value}
  {/if}
{/foreach}

That works, but it also doesn't seem very efficient.
Is there a shorter/better/more effective way of displaying those custom fields?

Thanks,

Peter.

Hi, you can use this:

Thanks osxfil...

I haven't had the time to look into it as far as I would have wished, but the code suggested doesn't get rid of the foreach loop needed to find stuff within the array right? Anyway, I couldn't get it to work.

In the mean time I found:
http://www.smarty.net/manual/en/languag ... iables.php
which should prove helpful.

(just updating this thread so it might be of help to someone in the future (and until I can add 'SOLVED' to the title))

Thanks so much osxfil, your post was exactly what I was looking for!

{$entry->fields.name_of_field->value}

Just to augment the info, in the case of images:
{$entry->fields.name_of_field->value} is the filename for the main image
{$entry->fields.name_of_field->thumbnail} is the filename for the thumbnail
{$entry->fields.name_of_field->preview} is the filename for the preview image

klontjes - No foreach loop needed, perhaps you were using the wrong field name? name_of_field corresponds with the alpha numeric name you set for each field, not the prompt.