[solved]Products module Details WYSIWYG doesn't parse {tags}

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[solved]Products module Details WYSIWYG doesn't parse {tags}

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I'm probably doing something stupid but... :-\

I am running CMSMS 1.11.7 with Products 2.19.6 (latest). I have added some products. They display nicely using a detail template I set up.

In the Edit Item screen is a WYSIWYG screen for "Details", I am using MicroTiny at the moment. When I enter any {tag} in here (e.g. {Showtime show='1'}) the tag is shown in full in the front end website - it is not being recognised as a CMSMS tag and parsed.

What am I doing wrong? ???

Thank you
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Re: Products module Details WYSIWYG doesn't parse {tags}

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see the {eval} smarty tag.
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Re: Products module Details WYSIWYG doesn't parse {tags}

Post by paulbaker »

Lovely!

In my template I changed

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{$entry->details}
to

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{eval var=$entry->details}
and it now parses {tags} perfectly.

Thanks Calguy ;)
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Re: [solved]Products module Details WYSIWYG doesn't parse {t

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Thanks calguy1000! this has had me stumped for a couple days now, I will close the bug on the products module page.
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