Runway and Shop 404 on product

Hi Wayne

Try using [slug:product] to get the product slug, rather than {slug}.

Jon

Thanks for the suggestion, but I still get a 404 doing that.

You probably also need to filter on the product function. I'm not sure what the default product function would do.

So something like:

    <?php

        perch_shop_product(perch_get('product'),[
            'template' => 'products/product_detail.html', // Your product detail template here
            'variants' => true, // Needed if you want to list the variants for the product as it's false by default
            'filter' => 'slug',
            'match' => 'eq',
            'value' => perch_get('product')
        ]); 
    ?>  

Thanks, but still goes to a 404...

So you have /shop/product/ set as the product page path

And the routing pointing to shop/[slug:product]?

If so have you checked that you've got no other routes set to that path structure confusing the issue?

Thats correct... I have /shop/product/ on the product page and updated the setting to shop/[slug:product]. I haven't got far with the site, so there isn't any other routes setup at the moment. Thought I found out the issue, as list.html references shop/products rather than shop/product, but changing it still 404's.

New list.html

<div class="col-sm-4 col-md-3">
    <div class="product-box">
        <div class="product-image">
            <a href="/shop/product/<perch:shop id="slug" type="slug" />/"><img src="<perch:shop type="image" id="image" label="Image" width="200" height="200" density="1.6" crop="true" />"class="img-responsive rounded-corners" /></a>
        </div>
        <div class="product-box-text text-center">
            <a class="btn btn-primary btn-lg btn-caps" href="/shop/product/<perch:shop id="slug" type="slug" />">VIEW</a>
        </div>
    </div>
</div>

Are you sure your route is set to shop/product/[slug:product] and not shop/products/[slug:product] – you started off the thread quoting "products".

You might be wise to set up routing on a standard page and see if that works first. Judging by a previous post you've had issues setting Runway & Shop up and this may be an ongoing issue.

Hi Jonathan

It was with an 's', but I changed it to shop/product/[slug:product] and I'm still getting a 404...

it says;

Debug Message - Perch Runway 3.0.4
[3] SELECT p.pagePath, pr.routePattern, pr.routeRegExp, p.pageTemplate, pr.routeOrder, s.settingValue AS siteOffline FROM perch2_pages p LEFT JOIN perch2_page_routes pr ON p.pageID=pr.pageID LEFT JOIN perch2_settings s ON s.settingID='siteOffline' UNION SELECT NULL AS pagePath, pr2.routePattern, pr2.routeRegExp, pr2.templatePath AS pageTemplate, pr2.routeOrder, NULL AS siteOffline FROM perch2_page_routes pr2 WHERE templateID!=0 ORDER BY routeOrder ASC, pagePath ASC
Using master page: /templates/pages/errors/404.php
[1] SELECT * FROM perch2_pages WHERE pagePath='/errors/404' LIMIT 1
[1] SELECT * FROM perch2_shop_cart WHERE cartID=181
[1] SELECT * FROM perch2_shop_cart WHERE cartID=181
[nil] SELECT * FROM perch2_shop_sales WHERE saleFrom<='2017-05-16 16:58:00' AND saleTo>'2017-05-16 16:58:00' AND saleActive=1 AND saleDeleted IS NULL ORDER BY saleOrder ASC
Using template: /templates/pages/attributes/seo.html
[4] SELECT regionKey, regionHTML FROM perch2_content_regions WHERE regionPage='/errors/404' OR regionPage='*' ORDER BY regionPage DESC
[1] SELECT pageTreePosition FROM perch2_pages WHERE pagePath='/errors/404' OR pageSortPath='/errors/404' LIMIT 1
[1] SELECT * FROM perch2_pages WHERE pageNew=0 AND pageTreePosition IN ('000-002', '000') ORDER BY pageTreePosition
[1] Using template: /templates/navigation/breadcrumbs.html
[1] SELECT pageID FROM perch2_pages WHERE pagePath='/errors/404' LIMIT 1
INSERT INTO perch2_content_regions(regionKey,regionPage,regionHTML,regionOptions,pageID) SELECT 'footer' AS regionKey,'/errors/404' AS regionPage,'<!-- Undefined content: footer -->' AS regionHTML,'' AS regionOptions,'32' AS pageID FROM (SELECT 1) AS dtable WHERE ( SELECT COUNT(*) FROM perch2_content_regions WHERE regionKey='footer' AND (regionPage='/errors/404' OR regionPage='*') )=0 LIMIT 1
UPDATE perch2_content_regions SET regionOrder=0 WHERE regionPage='/errors/404' AND regionKey='Google Code in Body' LIMIT 1
UPDATE perch2_content_regions SET regionOrder=1 WHERE regionPage='/errors/404' AND regionKey='Main Navigation' LIMIT 1
UPDATE perch2_content_regions SET regionOrder=2 WHERE regionPage='/errors/404' AND regionKey='Error description' LIMIT 1
UPDATE perch2_content_regions SET regionOrder=3 WHERE regionPage='/errors/404' AND regionKey='footer' LIMIT 1
Request time: 0.0668
Process time: 0.0664
Memory: 5.6132

I know I need to edit the 404.php file as there are some regions missing that aren't needed.

Morning

I've tried re-looking at this with fresh eyes, but still getting a 404. As I've changed a few things, heres a re-cap;

I'm using; <?php perch_shop_products();?> on the home page to display the products, and here is my list template;

Here is my list.html;

<div class="col-sm-4 col-md-3">
    <div class="product-box">
        <div class="product-image">
            <a href="/shop/product/<perch:shop id="slug" type="slug" />/"><img src="<perch:shop type="image" id="image" label="Image" width="200" height="200" density="1.6" crop="true" />"class="img-responsive rounded-corners" /></a>
        </div>
        <div class="product-box-text text-center">
            <a class="btn btn-primary btn-lg btn-caps" href="/shop/product/<perch:shop id="slug" type="slug" />">VIEW</a>
        </div>
    </div>
</div>

and I've setup a Product page in Perch Runway which has;

<?php  perch_shop_product(perch_get('product')[
            'template' => 'products/product.html', 
            'variants' => true, 
            'filter' => 'slug',
            'match' => 'eq',
            'value' => perch_get('product') ]);  
        ?> 

with the url routing of 'shop/products'

and the product url in settings is set to 'shop/product/[slug:product]'

Debug and Diagnostics are the same as before

Hi Drew

The url is;

https://stotto/shop/product/ballast-stothg0004

for example, so it looks correct using the /shop/product/ starting and the product slug is correct.

Wayne

Drew McLellan said:

What's the route that you're trying to match them with?

Maybe thats what I'm missing. Is that something I should set?

I have setup a product page in Runway with the URL route of shop/product

Is this what you meant?

Hi Jonathan

I did have them the wrong way around.... I've now fixed this and instead of getting 404's I'm getting a white blank screen,which hopefully I can sort out... but progress. Thanks

Edit: Typo in product.php was causing white screen, all fixed now.

Wayne