Hi Bjarne,

The problem is your xpath is using the parent axis which always gets the first parent.  Instead you should use ancestor, which will get all ancestors:

<xsl:variablename="relatedProducts"select="$currentPage/ancestor::ProductCategory/Product [@id != $currentPage/@id]"/>

Or if this is being used on the category page also you could use ancestor-or-self instead.  Check out Chriztian's axes visualizer for more info

-Tom

Hi Tom

If I use ancestor instead of parent I get to related products here: http://sub.ak-security.dk/da/shop/category-b/product-b1.aspx on the product itself.. but on the variant page I also get the product itself .. perhaps because it is ancestor of variant node: http://sub.ak-security.dk/da/shop/category-b/product-b1/size-30.aspx where I don't want to product itself (Product B1) in the related products..

So when I change the variant here: http://sub.ak-security.dk/da/shop/category-b/product-b1.aspx I get three instead of two products..

Thanks for the link to the visualizer, it makes it more clear :)

Bjarne 

I just needed to update the jQuery carousel inside the Tea Commerce updateProduct function in javascript:

$('#carousel ul').carouFredSel({
          prev: '#prev',
          next: '#next',
          pagination: "#pager",
          auto: false,
          pauseOnHover: true,
          items : {
            visible: 4,
          },
          scroll : {
            items: 1,
            duration: 1000,
          }
});

It now works as intended :)

Bjarne

I was a bit too fast..

with this I get the related products.. but on the product without variants, it doesn't show to product with variants:

<xsl:variable name="relatedProducts" select="$currentPage/ancestor::ProductCategory/Product [not(child::Product)] [@id != $currentPage/@id]"/>

when I use:

<xsl:variablename="relatedProducts"select="$currentPage/ancestor::ProductCategory/Product [@id != $currentPage/@id]"/>

I get the variant product when I view products without variants, but when I change the variant the product itself is displayed: http://sub.ak-security.dk/da/shop/category-b/product-b1.aspx

I think it is because the product without variants just use the product node.. where the variant product uses the child (variant)..

Category B
- Product B1
  - Size 30    <-- view this as default product and is used in related products
  - Size 40
  - Size 50
- Product B2 <--
- Product B3 <--

Bjarne

Hi Bjarne,

Ok, so in the example above, you just want to return "Size 30", "Product B2", and "Product B3"?  I think this may work for you:

<xsl:variable name="possibleProducts" select="$currentPage/ancestor::ProductCategory/Product"/> <!-- just a variable with all the products to make the below more readable -->
<xsl:variable name="relatedProducts" select="$possibleProducts [not(child::Product)][@id != $currentPage/@id] | $possibleProducts [child::Product]/Product [@id != $currentPage/@id][1]"/> <!-- all products that don't have a child product, and the first child of products who do have child products. -->

-Tom

Hi Tom

Yes exactly.. one small thing is that, I only want to the the first variant in the related products.

Here I don't want to show other variants of Product B1 in the related products: http://sub.ak-security.dk/da/shop/category-b/product-b1.aspx

Bjarne

Ok, I think a slight modification will fix that:

<xsl:variable name="possibleProducts" select="$currentPage/ancestor::ProductCategory/Product"/> <!-- just a variable with all the products to make the below more readable -->
<xsl:variable name="relatedProducts" select="$possibleProducts [not(child::Product)][@id != $currentPage/@id] | $possibleProducts [child::Product][@id != $currentPage/@id]/Product [@id != $currentPage/@id][1]"/> <!-- all products that don't have a child product, and the first child of products who do have child products. -->

Almost :)

It seems to be fine here: http://sub.ak-security.dk/da/shop/category-b/product-b1.aspx

but when I change the variant the extra prouduct is added in the related products, cause when changing a variant it uses the child node.
So I need to only display the two other products here: http://sub.ak-security.dk/da/shop/category-b/product-b1/size-30.aspx where it shouldn't display Product B1. 

Ah I see...I'm mobile now so can't really type, but what you should do is adjust the predicate in the second statement (after the |) to check the parent product as well. Something like

,/ancestor-or-self::Product/@id !=$currentPage/@id

If not I can take a look when back at a real pc :)

It then uses Product B1 and not the variant (child - size 30) ..

When using this it almost seems to be correct:

<xsl:variable name="possibleProducts" select="$currentPage/ancestor::ProductCategory/Product"/>
<xsl:variable name="relatedProducts" select="$possibleProducts [not(child::Product)][@id != $currentPage/@id] | $possibleProducts [child::Product] [@id != $currentPage/@id]/Product [@id != $currentPage/@id][1]"/>

Just on the variant page: http://sub.ak-security.dk/da/shop/category-b/product-b1/size-30.aspx it uses the second child node (size 40) and on the other two variants: http://sub.ak-security.dk/da/shop/category-b/product-b1/size-40.aspx and http://sub.ak-security.dk/da/shop/category-b/product-b1/size-50.aspx they display first child node (variant 30)

So on these three pages, child nodes, it shouldn't display Product B1 :)

I think this will work once and for all :)

  <xsl:variable name="possibleProducts" select="$currentPage/ancestor::ProductCategory/Product"/>
  <xsl:variable name="relatedProducts" select="
    $possibleProducts
    [not(child::Product)]
    [@id != $currentPage/@id]
    |
    $possibleProducts
    [child::Product]
    [@id != $currentPage/@id]
    /Product
      [@id != $currentPage/@id]
      [($currentPage/parent::Product and parent::Product/@id != $currentPage/parent::Product/@id) or (not($currentPage/parent::Product))]
      [1]"/>

Though it's messy I think it should work.  Maybe Chriztian knows how to clean it up :)

-Tom

Thanks Tom.. it works :) ... it was kindy tricky.. but also because Product and variant use the same doctype.. it would probably be easily if the variants had it's own doc type..

I will try to change the link from Product B1 - size 30 http://sub.ak-security.dk/da/shop/category-b/product-b3.aspx to the Product B1 .. like the link is to the product in product list: http://sub.ak-security.dk/da/shop/category-b.aspx

I'm glad you would take your time to help me :)

Bjarne

Not a problem - glad it's working!

I think the easiest way to handle that would be inside your loop, check if it's a variant (./parent::Product means it's a variant) and adjust your links accordingly :)

Okay.. so you would do something like this?

<xsl:variable name="relatedProductLink">
  <xsl:choose>
    <xsl:when test="./parent::Product/@id">
       <xsl:value-of select="umbraco.library:NiceUrl(./parent::Product/@id)" disable-output-escaping="yes"/>
    </xsl:when>
    <xsl:otherwise>
       <xsl:value-of select="umbraco.library:NiceUrl(@id)" disable-output-escaping="yes"/>
    </xsl:otherwise>
  </xsl:choose>
</xsl:variable>

<a href="{$relatedProductLink}">
...
</a>

That fixed it :)

Bjarne

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