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luni, 22 noiembrie 2010

How To Add Previous and Next Product Navigation in Prestashop Theme

This plugin was based on my previous project on our client prestashop theme. They needs to add previous and next navigation button in their prestashop theme.

how to add previous next button in your prestashop themes


We have packed all this modification into a ready to use plugin. This plugin add Previous and Next button under the main product image in your default (free) prestashop theme.

how to add previous next button in default (free) prestashop themes


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Download Add Previous and Next Product Navigation in Prestashop Theme Plugin (537)

Download and extract this “Add Previous and Next Product Navigation in Prestashop Template”  plugin to your prestashop/modules folder.

how to add previous next button in your prestashop themes modules back office


Go to Prestashop Back Office > Modules > Gm Neighbour Product v1.0 > Install.

how to add previous next button in your prestashop themes install module


After posting this post, I tried Googling and found that another Prestashop Forum member also had this plugin functionality. They use more enhanced functionality like Prestashop Url Rewriting, and previous next button just for product in the same category. My plugin only use simple code as needed from our client. You can view this Prestashop Previous and Next Navigation here


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This plugin was based on my previous project on “Do You Love Me” prestashop theme. Our client needs to add previous and next navigation button in their prestashop theme. You can see the demo in Do You Love Me website

how to add previous next button in your prestashop themes


We have packed all this modification into a ready to use plugin. This plugin add Previous and Next button under the main product image in your default (free) prestashop theme.

how to add previous next button in default (free) prestashop themes

Download Add Previous and Next Product Navigation in Prestashop Theme Plugin (537)

Download and extract this “Add Previous and Next Product Navigation in Prestashop Theme”  plugin to your prestashop/modules folder.

how to add previous next button in your prestashop themes modules back office


Go to Prestashop Back Office > Modules > Gm Neighbour Product v1.0 > Install.

how to add previous next button in your prestashop themes install module


After posting this post, I tried Googling and found that another Prestashop Forum member also had this plugin functionality. They use more enhanced functionality like Prestashop Url Rewriting, and previous next button just for product in the same category. My plugin only use simple code as needed from our client. You can view this Prestashop Previous and Next Navigation here


Thanks for reading and don’t forget to leave your comment or subscribing to our Prestashop Tutorial feed


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Prestashop Module Affiliates for All Installation

This tutorial require you to understand Affiliate for All (AFA) installation, please read our previous post about Prestashop “Affiliates For All” Modules Integration – AFA Installation. In this tutorial we will explain about Prestashop Modules Affiliates for All installation. Here are the steps : #1 Download, Upload and Install Prestashop Modules...


Free Prestashop Themes from iNove WordPress Template

iNove WordPress Theme is one of most popular wordpress theme. Currently I’m using the minified version of this theme for my iLmoe blog. This theme was originally for wordpress and I have seen the blogger version. With this free prestashop theme version you can combine your prestashop store and wordpress...


Prestashop “Affiliates For All” Modules Integration – Configuration Testing

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How to add new hook in PrestaShop engine – Prestashop Modification Tutorial Series

This is random post under Prestashop Modification Tutorial Series. You have to already familiar with Object Oriented Programming in PHP, Smarty, module programming in PrestaShop, and able to manage MySql database either using web interface like PhpMyAdmin, or using command line in Windows command prompt / shell. In this tutorial...


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vineri, 19 noiembrie 2010

The Ultimate Prestashop Module and Theme Development Tool

Posted by admin | Filed under Development Resources, Free Prestashop Modules

While stumbling around the internet as you do when pondering a particularly awkward programming challenge, I came across an excellent post on smarty debug with FireBug. This inspired me to pull together a Prestashop module to allow store owners, designers and developers to view indepth debugging data from right within the Prestashop environment.


I think most people working on Prestashop development projects have longed for an easy way of identifying which template variables are set on which page, and although this doesn’t tell you at which point in the page rendering process a variable may be available, it does give an important insight into how to leverage otherwise missed opportunities to enhance a site’s design and functionality, and catch errors.


All credit for the FireBug template has to go to the original author’s post at PHPhulp on Smarty Firebug debug.tpl.


You must install FireBug in your Firefox Browser to use this with the ‘Use FireBug’ module option enabled (default).


You can however disable FireBug support in the module and use the traditional javascript popup instead. Just enable debug in the module admin settings page and visit your front office page. Note that you may need to refresh your page for it to render correctly in this mode, and remember that every visitor to your site will see the popup!!

If you haven’t already, then install the FireBug Add-on to Firefox.Enable the Console in FireBug by clicking on the down arrow beside “Console” and selecting ‘Enable’.In the module settings enable the smarty debugging in Prestashop by ticking the ‘Debug’ option and clicking update.*At the FireBug console prompt (>>>) enter: Smarty_debug(); or Smarty_debug(true); (both case-sensitive) after each page load to display debug data.Enjoy viewing all you ever needed to know about your module or theme’s template internals!Disable the ‘Debug’ option in this module as soon as you are finished your debug session.

*Note: Using Smarty_debug(true); enables grouping so that some of the elements can be collapsed to improve readability.


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