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10/29/2013 2:57 PM
 

I see in the templates you have syntax like:
[PRODUCTS @RowCssClass=row @ItemCssClass=col-sm-6 text-left]

Is there any documentation on passing class items in Tokens. 

Just as an example, I would be interested in doing things like:
[CATEGORYIMAGE @ImgCssClass=img-responsive]

Not sure if this is possible or not.

 
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10/31/2013 12:50 AM
 

Hi

As you have seen we have an undocumented feature which allows us to set a property on the token. When the token is rendered into a control we then set any properties on the control to those supplied.

Most of the controls are based on the standard ASP.net controls so you might be able to set the class on the category image using this token,

[CATEGORYIMAGE @CssClass=img-responsive]

Do you want to give that a try?

Regards

Mark

 
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10/31/2013 12:37 PM
 

Mark,

Thanks for answering.

I already the approach you suggested.  It didn't work - when I inspect the element it still only has the "cvStoreProductCategoryImage" class set.

Steven

 
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10/31/2013 7:19 PM
 

Hi

Interesting I've just tried it on my system and it seemed to work.

This is the snippet from the categorycontainer.htm template

<p>[CATEGORYIMAGE @CssClass=marktest]</p>

This is what I then get rendered in the browser window.


 
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11/1/2013 11:04 AM
 

The image below is a screen shot of my template (I added the "... this is a token test...", so that you can verify the site is using the correct template.

http://www.cartviper.com/Portals/0/Us...

The following image is the site, with the image inspected in Chrome developer tools.  The class is not as expected.

http://www.cartviper.com/Portals/0/Us...

 
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