How to Hide the Description on the Product Page of the Retail Site (294194)



The information in this article applies to:

  • Microsoft Commerce Server 2000

This article was previously published under Q294194

SUMMARY

The Commerce Server 2000 Solution Sites require a description property in every product that it attempts to display. To hide the description, add a case statement for the description to the Function htmRenderUserDefinedProductProperties in the Product.asp file:
Function htmRenderUserDefinedProductProperties(ByVal rsProperties, ByVal style)
    Dim fldProperty
    Dim sPropertyName
    Dim htmProperty
    Dim nWidth, nHeight
    Dim bShowProperty
	
	' Iterate each property
	For Each fldProperty In rsProperties.Fields
		' Find out if the property can be shown. Do not display empty properties.
		bShowProperty = False
		If Not IsNull(fldProperty.Value) Then
			' Filter out built-in properties. Built-in properties do not have attributes.
			If Not IsNull(MSCSCatalogAttribs.Value(fldProperty.Name)) Then
				If MSCSCatalogAttribs.Value(fldProperty.Name).Value(DISPLAY_ON_SITE_ATTRIBUTE) = True Then
					bShowProperty = True
				End If
			End If
		End If
                If bShowProperty Then
			Select Case UCase(fldProperty.Name)
			  	Case UCase(IMAGE_FILENAME_PROPERTY_NAME)
					nWidth = PeekField(rsProperties, IMAGE_WIDTH_PROPERTY_NAME)
					nHeight = PeekField(rsProperties, IMAGE_HEIGHT_PROPERTY_NAME)
			  		htmProperty = BR & RenderImage(rsProperties.Fields(IMAGE_FILENAME_PROPERTY_NAME).Value, nWidth, nHeight, mscsMessageManager.GetMessage("L_Standard_Image_Description_Text", sLanguage), "") & CRLF
										                        
				Case UCase(PRODUCT_NAME_PROPERTY_NAME), _
				     UCase(IMAGE_WIDTH_PROPERTY_NAME), _
				     UCase(IMAGE_HEIGHT_PROPERTY_NAME)
				    htmProperty = ""  
				
				Case "DESCRIPTION"
					'sPropertyName = sGetPropertyDisplayName(fldProperty.Name)
				    'htmProperty = RenderText(FormatOutput(LABEL_TEMPLATE, Array(sPropertyName)) & fldProperty.Value, MSCSSiteStyle.Body) & BR<BR/>
				Case Else
				    Rem Use DisplayName attribute if it is set, otherwise use PropertyName
					sPropertyName = sGetPropertyDisplayName(fldProperty.Name)
				    htmProperty = RenderText(FormatOutput(LABEL_TEMPLATE, Array(sPropertyName)) & fldProperty.Value, MSCSSiteStyle.Body) & BR
			End Select
			htmRenderUserDefinedProductProperties = htmRenderUserDefinedProductProperties & htmProperty
		End If
	Next
End Function
				

Modification Type:MajorLast Reviewed:2/25/2004
Keywords:kbinfo KB294194