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How do I add a template for account pages only?


How do I add a customer logged in menu to a page from the local.xml fileHow can I know which .css file is used for a certain template?Adding template File in customer account pageTemplate/block only showing if customer logged in, not as default or guestDifferent template for different groupChange template for 2columns-left.phtml on Fishpig Wordpress pagesMagento 1.8.1 Shopper 'My Account' menu for mobile versionHow to hide a div on Checkout Page but show on other pages using header.phtml?How to use Customer Account menu on custom pageParent menu item unclickable after adding subcategory.













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I have got a menu in the local.xml that is shown when a customer is logged in but I want to show it only on certain pages aswell.










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    I have a template that needs to be only on account pages and checkout pages.



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      I have a template that needs to be only on account pages and checkout pages.



      I have got a menu in the local.xml that is shown when a customer is logged in but I want to show it only on certain pages aswell.










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      I have a template that needs to be only on account pages and checkout pages.



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          You can target specific pages by using their respective handles.



          Add the following to your local.xml



          <checkout_cart_index>
          <reference name="header">
          <block type="menu/block" name="custom_menu" template="custommenu/template.phtml"/>
          </reference>
          </checkout_cart_index>

          <checkout_onepage_index>
          <reference name="header">
          <block type="menu/block" name="custom_menu" template="custommenu/template.phtml"/>
          </reference>
          </checkout_onepage_index>

          <customer_account>
          <reference name="header">
          <block type="menu/block" name="custom_menu" template="custommenu/template.phtml"/>
          </reference>
          </customer_account>

          <customer_logged_out>
          <remove name="custom_menu"/>
          </customer_logged_out>


          Guessing the menu would be added in the header of your webshop this will add it to the cart, checkout and customer account section ONLY for logged in users.



          I've used the customer_logged_out handle to remove the menu when a user is not logged in. Somewhat along the lines of what you've discribed in your question.



          Now you can call the menu by adding the following code in your header.phtml where you want to display the menu.



          <?php echo $this->getChildHtml('custom_menu');?>





          share|improve this answer




















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            Does this go into local.xml?

            – M dunbavan
            Sep 13 '13 at 13:53











          • Yes it does, should have mentioned this :)

            – Sander Mangel
            Sep 13 '13 at 13:54











          • Will this automatically show in the header or will I need to call <?php echo $this->getChildHtml('my_account_menu_block') ?>?

            – M dunbavan
            Sep 13 '13 at 13:55











          • You will need to call it. It will only be automatically added of a PHTML file has echo $this->getChildHtml() without a key in it.

            – Sander Mangel
            Sep 13 '13 at 13:57











          • So adding <?php echo $this->getChildHtml('my_account_menu_block') ?> into my header will call the block but only on account pages and checkout pages?

            – M dunbavan
            Sep 13 '13 at 13:59










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          You can target specific pages by using their respective handles.



          Add the following to your local.xml



          <checkout_cart_index>
          <reference name="header">
          <block type="menu/block" name="custom_menu" template="custommenu/template.phtml"/>
          </reference>
          </checkout_cart_index>

          <checkout_onepage_index>
          <reference name="header">
          <block type="menu/block" name="custom_menu" template="custommenu/template.phtml"/>
          </reference>
          </checkout_onepage_index>

          <customer_account>
          <reference name="header">
          <block type="menu/block" name="custom_menu" template="custommenu/template.phtml"/>
          </reference>
          </customer_account>

          <customer_logged_out>
          <remove name="custom_menu"/>
          </customer_logged_out>


          Guessing the menu would be added in the header of your webshop this will add it to the cart, checkout and customer account section ONLY for logged in users.



          I've used the customer_logged_out handle to remove the menu when a user is not logged in. Somewhat along the lines of what you've discribed in your question.



          Now you can call the menu by adding the following code in your header.phtml where you want to display the menu.



          <?php echo $this->getChildHtml('custom_menu');?>





          share|improve this answer




















          • 1





            Does this go into local.xml?

            – M dunbavan
            Sep 13 '13 at 13:53











          • Yes it does, should have mentioned this :)

            – Sander Mangel
            Sep 13 '13 at 13:54











          • Will this automatically show in the header or will I need to call <?php echo $this->getChildHtml('my_account_menu_block') ?>?

            – M dunbavan
            Sep 13 '13 at 13:55











          • You will need to call it. It will only be automatically added of a PHTML file has echo $this->getChildHtml() without a key in it.

            – Sander Mangel
            Sep 13 '13 at 13:57











          • So adding <?php echo $this->getChildHtml('my_account_menu_block') ?> into my header will call the block but only on account pages and checkout pages?

            – M dunbavan
            Sep 13 '13 at 13:59















          3














          You can target specific pages by using their respective handles.



          Add the following to your local.xml



          <checkout_cart_index>
          <reference name="header">
          <block type="menu/block" name="custom_menu" template="custommenu/template.phtml"/>
          </reference>
          </checkout_cart_index>

          <checkout_onepage_index>
          <reference name="header">
          <block type="menu/block" name="custom_menu" template="custommenu/template.phtml"/>
          </reference>
          </checkout_onepage_index>

          <customer_account>
          <reference name="header">
          <block type="menu/block" name="custom_menu" template="custommenu/template.phtml"/>
          </reference>
          </customer_account>

          <customer_logged_out>
          <remove name="custom_menu"/>
          </customer_logged_out>


          Guessing the menu would be added in the header of your webshop this will add it to the cart, checkout and customer account section ONLY for logged in users.



          I've used the customer_logged_out handle to remove the menu when a user is not logged in. Somewhat along the lines of what you've discribed in your question.



          Now you can call the menu by adding the following code in your header.phtml where you want to display the menu.



          <?php echo $this->getChildHtml('custom_menu');?>





          share|improve this answer




















          • 1





            Does this go into local.xml?

            – M dunbavan
            Sep 13 '13 at 13:53











          • Yes it does, should have mentioned this :)

            – Sander Mangel
            Sep 13 '13 at 13:54











          • Will this automatically show in the header or will I need to call <?php echo $this->getChildHtml('my_account_menu_block') ?>?

            – M dunbavan
            Sep 13 '13 at 13:55











          • You will need to call it. It will only be automatically added of a PHTML file has echo $this->getChildHtml() without a key in it.

            – Sander Mangel
            Sep 13 '13 at 13:57











          • So adding <?php echo $this->getChildHtml('my_account_menu_block') ?> into my header will call the block but only on account pages and checkout pages?

            – M dunbavan
            Sep 13 '13 at 13:59













          3












          3








          3







          You can target specific pages by using their respective handles.



          Add the following to your local.xml



          <checkout_cart_index>
          <reference name="header">
          <block type="menu/block" name="custom_menu" template="custommenu/template.phtml"/>
          </reference>
          </checkout_cart_index>

          <checkout_onepage_index>
          <reference name="header">
          <block type="menu/block" name="custom_menu" template="custommenu/template.phtml"/>
          </reference>
          </checkout_onepage_index>

          <customer_account>
          <reference name="header">
          <block type="menu/block" name="custom_menu" template="custommenu/template.phtml"/>
          </reference>
          </customer_account>

          <customer_logged_out>
          <remove name="custom_menu"/>
          </customer_logged_out>


          Guessing the menu would be added in the header of your webshop this will add it to the cart, checkout and customer account section ONLY for logged in users.



          I've used the customer_logged_out handle to remove the menu when a user is not logged in. Somewhat along the lines of what you've discribed in your question.



          Now you can call the menu by adding the following code in your header.phtml where you want to display the menu.



          <?php echo $this->getChildHtml('custom_menu');?>





          share|improve this answer















          You can target specific pages by using their respective handles.



          Add the following to your local.xml



          <checkout_cart_index>
          <reference name="header">
          <block type="menu/block" name="custom_menu" template="custommenu/template.phtml"/>
          </reference>
          </checkout_cart_index>

          <checkout_onepage_index>
          <reference name="header">
          <block type="menu/block" name="custom_menu" template="custommenu/template.phtml"/>
          </reference>
          </checkout_onepage_index>

          <customer_account>
          <reference name="header">
          <block type="menu/block" name="custom_menu" template="custommenu/template.phtml"/>
          </reference>
          </customer_account>

          <customer_logged_out>
          <remove name="custom_menu"/>
          </customer_logged_out>


          Guessing the menu would be added in the header of your webshop this will add it to the cart, checkout and customer account section ONLY for logged in users.



          I've used the customer_logged_out handle to remove the menu when a user is not logged in. Somewhat along the lines of what you've discribed in your question.



          Now you can call the menu by adding the following code in your header.phtml where you want to display the menu.



          <?php echo $this->getChildHtml('custom_menu');?>






          share|improve this answer














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          answered Sep 13 '13 at 13:48









          Sander MangelSander Mangel

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          • 1





            Does this go into local.xml?

            – M dunbavan
            Sep 13 '13 at 13:53











          • Yes it does, should have mentioned this :)

            – Sander Mangel
            Sep 13 '13 at 13:54











          • Will this automatically show in the header or will I need to call <?php echo $this->getChildHtml('my_account_menu_block') ?>?

            – M dunbavan
            Sep 13 '13 at 13:55











          • You will need to call it. It will only be automatically added of a PHTML file has echo $this->getChildHtml() without a key in it.

            – Sander Mangel
            Sep 13 '13 at 13:57











          • So adding <?php echo $this->getChildHtml('my_account_menu_block') ?> into my header will call the block but only on account pages and checkout pages?

            – M dunbavan
            Sep 13 '13 at 13:59












          • 1





            Does this go into local.xml?

            – M dunbavan
            Sep 13 '13 at 13:53











          • Yes it does, should have mentioned this :)

            – Sander Mangel
            Sep 13 '13 at 13:54











          • Will this automatically show in the header or will I need to call <?php echo $this->getChildHtml('my_account_menu_block') ?>?

            – M dunbavan
            Sep 13 '13 at 13:55











          • You will need to call it. It will only be automatically added of a PHTML file has echo $this->getChildHtml() without a key in it.

            – Sander Mangel
            Sep 13 '13 at 13:57











          • So adding <?php echo $this->getChildHtml('my_account_menu_block') ?> into my header will call the block but only on account pages and checkout pages?

            – M dunbavan
            Sep 13 '13 at 13:59







          1




          1





          Does this go into local.xml?

          – M dunbavan
          Sep 13 '13 at 13:53





          Does this go into local.xml?

          – M dunbavan
          Sep 13 '13 at 13:53













          Yes it does, should have mentioned this :)

          – Sander Mangel
          Sep 13 '13 at 13:54





          Yes it does, should have mentioned this :)

          – Sander Mangel
          Sep 13 '13 at 13:54













          Will this automatically show in the header or will I need to call <?php echo $this->getChildHtml('my_account_menu_block') ?>?

          – M dunbavan
          Sep 13 '13 at 13:55





          Will this automatically show in the header or will I need to call <?php echo $this->getChildHtml('my_account_menu_block') ?>?

          – M dunbavan
          Sep 13 '13 at 13:55













          You will need to call it. It will only be automatically added of a PHTML file has echo $this->getChildHtml() without a key in it.

          – Sander Mangel
          Sep 13 '13 at 13:57





          You will need to call it. It will only be automatically added of a PHTML file has echo $this->getChildHtml() without a key in it.

          – Sander Mangel
          Sep 13 '13 at 13:57













          So adding <?php echo $this->getChildHtml('my_account_menu_block') ?> into my header will call the block but only on account pages and checkout pages?

          – M dunbavan
          Sep 13 '13 at 13:59





          So adding <?php echo $this->getChildHtml('my_account_menu_block') ?> into my header will call the block but only on account pages and checkout pages?

          – M dunbavan
          Sep 13 '13 at 13:59

















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