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It turned out that we had created a local version of the default related.phtml file which was being used as the template for the related items block. In this code there is this line within a loop:

$itemBlock = $this->getChild('catalog.product.related.item')->setItem($_item)->setPosition($i);

Notice the $i variable near the end of the line.

This variable was not being incremented elsewhere in the code. I added $i = 0; before the loop and $i++; in the appropriate location within the loop. With the $i variable now incrementing, the repeating item problem has been resolved. 

It turned out that we had created a local version of the default related.phtml file which was being used as the template for the related items block. In this code there is this line within a loop:

$itemBlock = $this->getChild('catalog.product.related.item')->setItem($_item)->setPosition($i);

Notice the $i variable near the end of the line.

This variable was not being incremented elsewhere in the code. I added $i = 0; before the loop and $i++; in the appropriate location within the loop. With the $i variable now incrementing, the repeating item problem has been resolved.

It turned out that we had created a local version of the default related.phtml file which was being used as the template for the related items block. In this code there is this line within a loop:

$itemBlock = $this->getChild('catalog.product.related.item')->setItem($_item)->setPosition($i);

Notice the $i variable near the end of the line.

This variable was not being incremented elsewhere in the code. I added $i = 0; before the loop and $i++; in the appropriate location within the loop. With the $i variable now incrementing, the repeating item problem has been resolved. 

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user4698
user4698
  • 101
  • 5

It turned out that we had created a local version of the default related.phtml file which was being used as the template for the related items block. In this code there is this line within a loop:

$itemBlock = $this->getChild('catalog.product.related.item')->setItem($_item)->setPosition($i);

Notice the $i variable near the end of the line.

This variable was not being incremented elsewhere in the code. I added $i = 0; before the loop and $i++; in the appropriate location within the loop. With the $i variable now incrementing, the repeating item problem has been resolved.