Wish List link

[lesliekirk]

I've got the latest version of Iron & Wool and it doesn't seem to have the linking code in it. Not sure why since the feature has been out for a while now. But anywho, I added

<mvt:item name="cssui_links" param="wishlist">Wish List</mvt:item><span class="breadcrumb-border">|</span>

but I'd like to add a heart icon. The heart icon on the ACLN page doesn't work with the link

<span class="color--black icon-icon_heart"></span>

Once again, I find myself looking for the data-icon chart to find the right code...

[Matt Zimmermann]

Hi Leslie, can you post the code you are using for the full link?

[lesliekirk]

Hi Leslie, can you post the code you are using for the full link?

This is what I've cobbled together and it seems to work

 <mvt:item name="cssui_links" param="wishlist"><span data-icon="&#xe089;"></span> Wish List</mvt:item><span class="breadcrumb-border">&nbsp;|</span>

[Matt Zimmermann]

Awesome, glad you got it working. Icon unification is something I am addressing for 2017, among other ReadyTheme items.

[lesliekirk]

Something else I just seemed to learn the hard way and maybe should be noted - new code is assuming that the URI Management is used. Not all sites are using URI Management, so when I changed
[CODE]<form method="post" action="&mvt:global:sessionurl;Screen=BASK">/CODE]

to

[CODE][<form name="add" method="post" action="&mvte:urls:BASK:auto;">CODE]

it had some undesired consequences.

[lesliekirk]

I'm thinking this may no longer be an Iron & Wool specific issue and may need to be moved to the MM9 forum. I now have further questions since learning that the link style may need to be different for stores not using the URI Management.

On the ACLN I used this link for the View Wish List:

<a href="&mvt:global:secure_sessionurl;Screen=WLST&Store_Code=&mvta:store:code;" title="View Wish List"><span data-icon="&#xe089;"></span><br />View Wish List</a>

But now I need to know, do I have to go through all of the Wish List pages and change the links within the pages? Things like the Add to Basket links form (which seemed to be a problem on the PROD Page)

<form method="post" action="&mvte:urls:BASK:secure;" class="column whole align-right">

There are so many places...is the non-use of URI Management going to become like MMUI code with updates for it not included in the template changes?

[Matt Zimmermann]

All ReadyThemes have been updated to utilize URI Management should you choose to do so. You can still use the legacy settings, the only requirement is to make sure the URI item is assigned to your pages. Although not necessary, upgrading all links and forms to use URI Management would be beneficial.

[lesliekirk]

All ReadyThemes have been updated to utilize URI Management should you choose to do so. You can still use the legacy settings, the only requirement is to make sure the URI item is assigned to your pages. Although not necessary, upgrading all links and forms to use URI Management would be beneficial.

I beg to differ, Support changed the code that I have copied from the 9.6 version of the Iron & Wool ReadyTheme (and verified with the 9.4 template changes) to something different and told me the code I had used broke the Add to Cart function on the PROD Page. I can give you the ticket number if you would like to follow up and see if I misunderstood the reason the code was changed. At this point in time, I am really confused as to why it didn't work.

[Matt Zimmermann]

There may have been a situation with that store that necessitated a different code structure, that can always be a possibility. My response was in answer to your question on "the non-use of URI Management".