Behavior of add-on .post.tpl and override.tpl

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1

hello!!
I have created an add-on that changes the value of the title $title that is displayed when adding a product.
override.tpl could not change the value of $title, post.tpl could change the value of $title.
why???
Does anyone know why the behavior is known?
Also, do you know how I can change the $title value in override.tpl as well?

cs-cart

Multi-Vendorv4.15.2_JP_1

Target file

/design/backend/templates/views/products/update.tpl

{hook name="products:update_mainbox_params"}

{if $id}
    {$title = $product_data.product|strip_tags}
{else}
    {$title = __("new_product")}
{/if}

{/hook}

{include file="common/mainbox.tpl"
    title=$title
    content=$smarty.capture.mainbox
    select_languages=(bool) $id
    buttons=$smarty.capture.buttons
    adv_buttons=$smarty.capture.adv_buttons
}

Addon file

/design/backend/templates/addons/products_settings_change/hooks/products/update_mainbox_params.override.tpl

{if $id}
    {$title = $product_data.product|strip_tags}
{else}
    {if $addons.products_settings_change.add_product_title_text}
        {$title = $addons.products_settings_change.add_product_title_text}
    {else}
        {$title = __("new_product")}
    {/if}
{/if}
{$title = $title scope="parent"}
2

Please try scope=root

3

Thanks for the reply.
I tried scope=root but unfortunately it didn’t work.

4

It is required to examine issue on your server. It can be related with another module

5

Hi!

Instead of trying to assign variable to itself:

{$title = $title scope="parent"}

Try to add the scope directly to a statement where you define the new value of the $title variable. Like:

{$title = $product_data.product|strip_tags scope=parent}

instead of

{$title = $product_data.product|strip_tags}

Also (since you are only changing the variable’s value), please try to change the file name from override to post ( update_mainbox_params.post.tpl).