Thanks, Bob,
I was able to override the core detail view for custom order products,
but I had to cobble together a silly hack to get my url pattern above
the core patterns:
my_patterns = patterns('',
(r'^shop/product/(?P<product_slug>[-\w]+)/$',
'my_app.storefront.views.get_my_product', {}, 'satchmo_product'),
)
temp_urlpatterns = urlpatterns
urlpatterns = my_patterns
urlpatterns += temp_urlpatterns
>>>is there a better way of doing this?
To document the overriding view solution:
1. copy the get_product() view to the local views.py and change its
name (for example, get_my_product())
2. copy over the import statements from the core to the local
3. copy the following line to the local after the imports:
NOTSET = object()
4. change this line:
template = find_product_template(product,
producttypes=subtype_names)
to this (the single item list points to the local template):
template = select_template(["product/detail_customproduct.html"])
5. get the urlpattern to point to get_my_product() in some better way
than that shown above ;)
thanks,
--derek
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