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Thank you @phpbull, I have bookmarked it, if I get this problem again I shall follow that, I guess I am very lucky this time around because it fixed itself.

Hi Lee thanks, don’t ask me how… I didn’t touch anything and it seems to have sorted itself out… all is well again!

It seems to have sorted itself out, I didn’t touch anything! So there you have it, stay away from GoDaddy folks. Always go to a host in your own country.- Learned that the hard way.

I can’t seem to get it to work @sixfootjames, I followed your instructions, am I doing something wrong?

Okay, what developer would you recommend and what sort of money are we looking at?

I can’t seem to figure this out

Coming back real quick, I have stumbled across this page looking for the PHP document responsible for default view, list view and grid view seem to have their own files. -That’s all I want, can’t find it anywhere tho?

Cheers
-Dan.

(P.S: Can started threads be shut down here?)

Hi, by doing that this happens: https://mydomain.com/tagged/brands, I want to replace the word ‘tagged’ in the slug if you see what I mean, WordPress puts it there by default.

Also, how can I point it a /search/ where the [products-page] is in use, as the default /products-page/ (changed to /shop/ on my site) is not using the peoducts-page shorcode as I have edited this page manually. I have used one way but this changes the product links to /search/ which causes a 404 error.

How did you get the function to ‘work great’ I use it at the end of the domain and it has no effect

I have spent a day trying to get this to work with Justin’s method, no Googled page can tell me how to use GET param ‘display_type’ or anything, what was in that example is exactly what I am looking for, another day nearly gone and I am no further forward on this project because of 1 minor issue, does nobody know how to get this to work? I am desperate someone please help

Here is my setup to help you understand;

On the homepage I have a shortcode on marquee, this is the ‘featured’ category, this is set to 100 and in Grid View.

I want my product category pages however, to be in list view, so if i can get Justin’s parameter working that would be amazing and bang on.

Like I said earlier, for some unknown reason, I cannot seem to pull it off.

If it would help you can e-mail me on [email protected]

Is there a PHP file that needs modifying for this to work?

Sorry, I’ll re-word this, in the example url it is set like this: domain.com/?view_type=list I am set up like this domain.com/shop/category/?view_type=list, what I am saying is, I add that parameter to the end of my url and nothing happens, I’m asking if my permalink structure has a part to play in this?

I really don’t know, but I am certain that Justin’s method of putting something at the end of the url I want to change is the way forward, it’s what I want down to a T apart from the fact it doesn’t work. That is where I am stuck.

Hi Justin, Sorry I might be a bit behind you on this one, I looked at your example and changed list at the end of that url and got the different views to work (list is what I want anyways) and your example works prefect, how did you get this to work, I try it on my site and it has no effect, sorry if I misunderstood this, but is there a function I need to turn on/off? Or could it be my permalink structure (currently set at /%postname%/) or do you think it’s the category page domain.com/shop/category/?view_type=list

Also, my code knowledge is very limited, so would you be able to guide me as to where I can find wpsc_include_products_page_template()?

So far I can follow the URL change at the end, but am unsure as to what you mean when referring to functions and templates, what do I need to do with those?

Thank you for all your help