Different agrrement.html for different products

Hello,

On our site we have 4 membership levels. Each membership level has to have its own membership agreement so 1 global one is no use.

Our programmer has already achieved showing only 1 product via calling it by id but if i turn on the tickbox for show agreement it calls the same agreement for all products???

Please help???

hi there,
thanks so much for your helpful reply. Can i just clarify the process you would recommend for calling individual products. If i add the above code to my signup.html page what would a sample url be for calling a single product.

This is how I'd probably do it- seperate each agreement text into its own page for ease of editing.

{if $smarty.request.product_id == 1}

{include file="agreement-product1.html"}

{elseif $smarty.request.product_id == 2}

{include file="agreement-product2.html"}

{else}
{include file="agreement-default.html"}
{/if}

David

The above does not seem to work for me.
It seems that if you have different products and a member has already agreed to the agreement when he bought his first product, there will never be another agreement shown when he buys another product.
I have set all my products so that agreement is required for all of them, but it only asks for the agreement for the first product bought by a member.

That sounds like something that needs to be changed in a core amember file- Suggest you send a suppost ticket, and ask them after what they did so you can post the how to here

David

I got the following reply from Alex a few hours ago (check the response time )
It is possible to have a different agreement for each product, when people can buy more than one product.

Replace code in member.php:

if ($display_agreement && !$member['data']['i_agree'] && !$vars['i_agree']){
display_agreement(serialize($vars)); // defined in the product.inc.php
exit();
}
to:
if ($display_agreement && !$vars['i_agree']){
display_agreement(serialize($vars)); // defined in the product.inc.php
exit();
}

Then an agreement will be shown each time (even it was displayed already for same product).

I implemented that and it works.
But now I have the following trouble, I tried to implement Alex's suggestion above:

{if $smarty.request.product_id == 1}
show agreement for product 1
{elseif $smarty.request.product_id == 2}
show agreement for product 2
{else}
show default agreement.
{/if}

And that seems to work fine, except that I have 4 products, and the above code only allows for 3 products.
I am not a PHPer and nothing I tried works

Hello

I don't know is this a trick question?

To have 4 different agreements and 1 default agreement wouldn't it just be the following:

PHP:

{if $smarty.request.product_id == 1}
show agreement for product 1
{elseif $smarty.request.product_id == 2}
show agreement for product 2
{elseif $smarty.request.product_id == 3}
show agreement for product 3
{elseif $smarty.request.product_id == 4}
show agreement for product 4
{else}
show default agreement.
{/if} 


Jimmy

No, it is not a trick question and it is not that simple .
What you suggest is exactly what I tried before, but then you get the following error:

ERROR [256] Smarty error: [in agreement.html line 30]: syntax error: unclosed tag \{elseif} (opened line 10). (Smarty_Compiler.class.php, line 303) in line 1102 of file /public_html/amember/smarty/Smarty.class.php

It is the opening and closing bits that trip me up, whatever I try.

Hello,

Post your agreement.html. My previous post was not right but I edited it to be right.

Jimmy

I got some help from aMember in the meantime and they suggested the following /templates/agreement.html
AND IT WORKS (of course)!

Below is the full code of /templates/agreement.html

Code:

{assign var="title" value=$smarty.const._TPL_AGREEMENT_TITLE}
{include file="header.html"}
{include file="error.inc.html"}

<p>#_TPL_AGREEMENT_REED_AGREE#</p>

{php}
$temp=unserialize($this->_tpl_vars['data']);
$this->assign('product_id',$temp['product_id'][0]);
{/php}
{if $product_id eq 1}
TEXT FOR PRODUCT 1
{/if}
{if $product_id eq 2}
TEXT FOR PRODUCT 2
{/if}
{if $product_id eq 3}
TEXT FOR PRODUCT 3
{/if}
{if $product_id eq 4}
TEXT FOR PRODUCT 4
{/if}

<form method="post" action="{$smarty.server.PHP_SELF|escape}">#_TPL_AGREEMENT_AGREE#<input type="checkbox" name="i_agree" value="1" />

<input class="input" type="submit" value="#_TPL_AGREEMENT_CONTINUE_BUT#" />
<input type="hidden" name="do_agreement" value="1" />
<input type="hidden" name="data" value="{$data|escape}" />
</form>

{include file="footer.html"}

Thanks all for your help.

In the example in the previous post you can also use this code:

{if $product_id eq 2 or $product_id eq 3}
TEXT FOR PROCT 2 OR 3
{/if}

This can be helpful if you have maybe two products that use the same agreement, and another two that use a different agreement.
Using this code you do not have to duplicate your agreement for different products.