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Exp:resso Store demo code has that line for a product part (and URL to it) in the checkout process:

<h4><a href="{path='store_example/product'}/{url_title}">{title}</a></h4>

My products are categorized so it requires to obtain primary category and secondary category for a proper product URL. Is there any way to accomplish that? Maybe GWcode Categories can do that?

Thanks!

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You will probably need to pass the {entry_id} variable to another tag in order to grab other fields. I had to do this on a site I'm building in order to grab product images for the cart.

So, if you can feed the entry_id to GWcode Categories, it should work great.

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  • Side note, just be cautious about how many queries you're adding to the cart template by doing this.
    – Jeremy Gimbel
    Commented Feb 21, 2014 at 22:46
  • Passing the {entry_id} was the right way to go, but now I'm stuck on "multiple categories" used. For an example I have main category group where is product manufacturer located and then for that product manufacturer I have separate category with product lines I'm ended with both categories listed in the URL :\
    – JackTheKnife
    Commented Feb 24, 2014 at 21:06
  • OK, issue was related to a way how product categories were handled. More regarding that "multiple categories" here: expressionengine.stackexchange.com/questions/19305/…
    – JackTheKnife
    Commented Feb 24, 2014 at 21:55

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