I'm trying to verify the file number whether it exist in Database or not if it exists it give success message, if not then show invalid number. My Tab has only one col i.e fileNumber. This is the code I have tried to put in the child theme in functions.php. when I enter the file number in the name field this code only show the statement after else statement ($ajax_handler->add_error( $field['id'], 'Invalid number' );). is there any other way to do this?
here is the code
add_action( 'elementor_pro/forms/validation', function ( $record, $ajax_handler ) {
$fields = $record->get_field( ['id' => 'name1',] );
if ( empty( $fields ) ) {
echo "enter the file number";
}
$field = current( $fields );
global $wpdb;
if($wpdb->connect_error){
echo 'Connection Failed: ';
}
$sql = $wpdb->get_results( "select fileNumber from wpbd_FileNumbers where fileNumber like '%$field%'");
/* $sql="select * from $wpdb->wp_FileNumbers where fileNumber like '%$field%'";*/
if($sql == $field){
$ajax_handler->add_response_data( true, $output );
}
else
$ajax_handler->add_error( $field['id'], 'Invalid number' );
}, 10, 2);
I have two tables: products and current_product_attribute_values
I have tried a join query to filter them as per attribute selected by the user but when I try this with an additional condition it gives me 2 results instead of one it is including the first one which is not matching as per query:
select * from `products` inner join `current_product_attribute_values` on `products`.`id` = `current_product_attribute_values`.`product_id` where `current_product_attribute_values`.`attribute_id` = ? or `current_product_attribute_values`.`attribute_value_id` = ? and `current_product_attribute_values`.`attribute_id` = ? or `current_product_attribute_values`.`attribute_value_id` = ? and `product_name` LIKE ?
here is my laravel Controller code :
$all = Input::all();
$q = Input::get('search_text');
$att_val = Input::get('attribute_value');
$subcat = Input::get('subcat_id');
$subcat_name = DB::table('subcategories')->where('id', $subcat)->value('subcategory_name');
$brandname = DB::table('brands')->where('subcat_id', $subcat)->value('brand_name');
$brand_id = DB::table('brands')->where('subcat_id', $subcat)->value('id');
$product_count = DB::table('products')->where('brand_id', $brand_id)->count();
if ($q != "") {
// getting multiple same name params
$query = DB::table('products');
$query->join('current_product_attribute_values', 'products.id', '=', 'current_product_attribute_values.product_id');
$j = 0;
foreach ($all as $key => $values) {
//echo 'my current get key is : ' . urldecode($key). '<br>';
if ($key == $name[$j]) {
$query->where('current_product_attribute_values.attribute_id', '=', $att_id_value[$j]);
echo'<br>';
print_r($query->toSql());
echo'<br>';
//echo '<br> key matched and have some value : <br>';
//echo count($values);
if (count($values) >= 1) {
//echo '<br> it has array inside <br>';
foreach ($values as $val) {
// or waali query in same attribute
echo'<br>';
$query->orwhere('current_product_attribute_values.attribute_value_id', '=', $val);
print_r($query->toSql());
echo'<br>';
}
}
$j++;
}
}
$records = $query->toSql();
$query->where('product_name', 'LIKE', '%' . $q . '%');
$records = $query->toSql();
print_r($records);
$products = $query->paginate(10)->setPath('');
$pagination = $products->appends(array(
'q' => Input::get('q')
));
if (count($products) > 0) {
$filters = DB::table('product_attributes')->where('subcategory_id', $subcat)->get(['attribute_title']);
} else {
$filters = array();
}
$categories = categories::where('add_to_menu', 1)->with('subcategories')->with('brands')->get();
$categoryhome = categories::where('add_to_menu', 1)->with('subcategories')->get();
return view('searchfilter')
->with('productsdata', $products)
->with('filtersdata', $filters)
->with('categories', $categories)
->with('categorieshome', $categoryhome)
->with('subcat_name', $subcat_name)
->with('subcat_id', $subcat)
->with('brandname', $brandname)
->with('product_count', $product_count)
->with('querytext', $q);
}
return 'No Details found. Try to search again !';
its easier if you use raw sql as calling db select function. ex:
$query=DB::select("select * from `products` inner join `current_product_attribute_values` on `products`.`id` = `current_product_attribute_values`.`product_id` where `current_product_attribute_values`.`attribute_id` = ? or `current_product_attribute_values`.`attribute_value_id` = ? and `current_product_attribute_values`.`attribute_id` = ? or `current_product_attribute_values`.`attribute_value_id` = ? and `product_name` LIKE ?
");
indeed you can concat vars in raw sql if you need to, ex:
$queryBrands = "select id from brands where subcat_id =".$subcat;
//echo $queryBrands
$queryBrands = DB::select($queryBrands);
By looking at your tables, product table with id value 17 has two records in table current_product_attribute_values in column product_id (I assume this column is used as foreign key to product table).
With select *, you select all of the columns from both tables. So it would most likely cause your query to return multiple records.
My suggestions:
Only select the columns you need. Avoid using select * in the long run, i.e. select product.id, product.description, current_product_attribute_values.attribute_values ......
Make use of GROUP BY
Hope these helps.
i'd like that when my product quantity is equal to 1, the product is out of stock ( and not when quantity is equal to 0 ).
Is it possible ?
How ?
In PrestaShop 1.6 (tested and confirmed working in v1.6.0.14) you can accomplish this by the following method, where the website will always show an available stock quantity that is the real quantity minue one. If you have 6 in stock this modification will change your website to report the stock as 5 to your customers, when you have only 1 stock available, customers will see the product with 0 quantity and marked as out of stock.
Copy the file /classes/stock/StockAvailable.php to /override/classes/stock/StockAvailable.php.
Edit the file /override/classes/stock/StockAvailable.php as follows.
At lines 357-380 is the function AvailableStock::getQuantityAvailableByProduct() that will normally read like this (formatting may vary slightly):
public static function getQuantityAvailableByProduct( $id_product,
$id_product_attribute = null, $id_shop = null ) {
if( $id_product_attribute === null ) $id_product_attribute = 0;
$skey = 'StockAvailable::getQuantityAvailableByProduct_' . (int)$id_product . '-' .
(int)$id_product_attribute . '-' . (int)$id_shop;
if( !Cache::isStored( $key )) {
$query = new DbQuery();
$query->select( 'SUM(quantity)' );
$query->from( 'stock_available' );
if( $id_product !== null ) $query->where( 'id_product = ' . (int)$id_product );
$query->where( 'id_product_attribute = ' . (int)$id_product_attribute );
$query = StockAvailable::addSqlShopRestriction( $query, $id_shop );
Cache::store( $key, (int)Db::getInstance(_PS_USE_SQL_SLAVE_)->getValue( $query ));
}
return Cache::retrieve( $key );
}
Replace the last line of the function beginning with the keyword return to the following:
$iStockQty = Cache::retrieve( $key );
if( $iStockQty > 0 ) $iStockQty--;
return $iStockQty;
Delete the file /cache/class_index.php so that Prestashop automatically re-creates this file taking into account the new override file.
I also found the method self::removeProductFromStockAvailable($id_product) in StockAvailable.php to do some similar stuff.
I dont get this error, there is a row in database.
$tip = StringHelper::trimmer($_GET['tip']);
$sql = 'SELECT id FROM contact_reasons WHERE alias = "' . $tip . '"';
$model = ContactReasons::model()->findAllBySql( $sql );
die($model->id);
if(!is_null($model)) {
$this->render('kontakt', array(
'model' => $model,
));
} else {
$this->renderText('Tražena stranica ne postoji.');
}
I used debug to see if there is a response, and even used query on database, and it returns a row with ID. I get this error on line with die();
Please note that, findAllBySql returns an array of CActiveRecords, while findBySql returns a single CActiveRecord. You may also use parameter binding for your SQL statements to prevent SQL injection.
see also http://www.yiiframework.com/doc/api/1.1/CActiveRecord
I've got a client database with a large range of stock items, which are being uploaded to Magento as simple products.
Now I need to group them up and assign them to configurable products with their size and colour being their configurable attributes.
The Magento API has a Product_Link class, with a promising looking method: catalogue-product-link.assign (link), but I can't for the life of me figure out what arguments I need to make it work with configurable products, providing this is how assign was meant to be used.
Well the notes here helped me get this running. So I thought I'd share with you the code to add a simple product to an existing Configurable Product.
This code assumes the simple product is a valid one to add, I'm not sure what would happen if it wasn't.
private function _attachProductToConfigurable( $_childProduct, $_configurableProduct ) {
$loader = Mage::getResourceModel( 'catalog/product_type_configurable' )->load( $_configurableProduct );
$ids = $_configurableProduct->getTypeInstance()->getUsedProductIds();
$newids = array();
foreach ( $ids as $id ) {
$newids[$id] = 1;
}
$newids[$_childProduct->getId()] = 1;
$loader->saveProducts( $_configurableProduct->getId(), array_keys( $newids ) );
}
The code from the accepted answer by Scimon does not work anymore in recent versions of magento (at least in 1.7). But fortunately, you need just a small fix to get it working again:
private function _attachProductToConfigurable( $_childProduct, $_configurableProduct ) {
$loader = Mage::getResourceModel( 'catalog/product_type_configurable' )->load( $_configurableProduct, $_configurableProduct->getId() );
$ids = $_configurableProduct->getTypeInstance()->getUsedProductIds();
$newids = array();
foreach ( $ids as $id ) {
$newids[$id] = 1;
}
$newids[$_childProduct->getId()] = 1;
//$loader->saveProducts( $_configurableProduct->getid(), array_keys( $newids ) );
$loader->saveProducts( $_configurableProduct, array_keys( $newids ) );
}
I'm working on doing this right now.
So far I've found these items helpful as references:
http://snippi.net/magento-programmatically-add-configurable-product-color-api
http://www.omnisubsole.com/blog/2009/07/01/configurable-products-in-magento.html
http://www.magentocommerce.com/boards/viewthread/6941/P30/
I'll post my code so far, and hopefully update it once it works..
// Set 'item_size' as the super attribute # choose your own attribute!
// this is the 'choose-able' field that differenciates products
$super_attributes=array( Mage::getModel('eav/entity_attribute')
->loadByCode('catalog_product','item_size')
->getData('attribute_id')
);
$product_collection=Mage::getModel('catalog/product')->getCollection();
// Fetch configurable orders
$product_collection->addFieldToFilter('type_id',Array('eq'=>"configurable"));
#$product_collection->addFieldToFilter('sku',Array('eq'=>"ASMCL000002"));
$product_collection->addAttributeToSelect('*');
$count=0;
foreach($product_collection as $product) {
$sku = $product->getSku();
echo "SKU: $sku\n";
$simple_children_collection = Mage::getModel('catalog/product')->getCollection();
$simple_children_collection->addAttributeToSelect('*');
$simple_children_collection->addFieldToFilter('sku',Array('like'=>$sku . "-%"));
echo "children: ";
foreach($simple_children_collection as $child) {
$child_sku = $child->getSku();
echo "$child_sku ";
#visiblity should be 'nowhere'
}
echo "\n";
if (!$product->getTypeInstance()->getUsedProductAttributeIds()) {
# This is a new product without the Configurable Attribue Ids set
$product->getTypeInstance()
->setUsedProductAttributeIds( $super_attributes );
//$product->setConfigurableAttributesData(array($_attributeData));
$product->setCanSaveConfigurableAttributes(true); # Not sure if this is needed.
$product->setConfigurableProductsData(''); # Use this to add child products.
}
$count++;
try {
$product->save();
$productId = $product->getId();
echo $product->getId() . ", $sku updated\n";
}
catch (Exception $e){
echo "$sku not added\n";
echo "exception:$e";
}
}
echo "\nCount is $count\n";
Okay, this uses 'item_size' as the attribute that differentiates the "simple" products. Also, this assumes that the "configurable" parent SKU is the root of the child SKU. For example, ABC001 is the parent while ABC001-SMALL and ABC001-LARGE are the simple children.
Hope that helps someone.
I this is an un-educated guess, but I think what your asking for can't be done with the existing API. You will have to write your own or just got directly to the DB.
Here is the hack-y way that I did this straight with PHP. There are three related tables. I was using color and size as my attributes.
My parent products (configurable) don't actually exist in my catalog. They are essentially model level and then the products are the SKU level.
So LIKE 'parentproductsku%' works out for the children.
$query1 = "SELECT * FROM mage_catalog_product_entity WHERE type_id= 'configurable'";
//Find the parent id
$statusMessage = "Ok, found a product with a confgurable attribute";
$result1 = $this->runQuery($query1, "query1", $statusMessage);
while ($row1 = mysql_fetch_assoc($result1)) { //entering the first loop where products are configurable
$this->parentId = $row1['entity_id'];
$this->parentSku = $row1['sku'];
echo "The SKU was $this->parentSku" . "<br />";
//insert these into the link table for association
$query2 = "SELECT * FROM mage_catalog_product_entity WHERE type_id= 'simple' AND sku LIKE '" . $this->parentSku . "%';";
// find the child ids that belong to the parent
$statusMessage = "Found some children for $this->parentSku";
$result2 = $this->runQuery($query2, "query2", $statusMessage);
while ($row2 = mysql_fetch_assoc($result2)) {//entering the second loop where SKU is like model sku
$this->childId = $row2['entity_id'];
$this->childSku = $row2['sku'];
echo "Now we're working with a child SKU $this->childSku" . "<br />";
//"REPLACE INTO catalog_product_super_attribute SET product_id='".$product->entity_id."', attribute_id='".$attribute->attribute_id."', position='".$position."'";
$query3 = "REPLACE INTO mage_catalog_product_super_attribute (product_id, attribute_id, position) VALUES ('" . $this->childId . "', '76', '0');";
$message3 = "Inserted attribute for color for ID $this->childId SKU $this->childSku";
$result3 = $this->runQuery($query3, "query3", $message3);
$query4 = "REPLACE INTO mage_catalog_product_super_attribute_label (product_super_attribute_id, store_id, use_default, value) VALUES (LAST_REPLACE_ID(), '0', '0', 'Color');";
$message4 = "Inserted attribute for Color SKU $this->childSku ID was $this->db->insert_id";
$result4 = $this->runQuery($query4, "query4", $message4);
$query5 = "REPLACE INTO mage_catalog_product_super_attribute (product_id, attribute_id, position) VALUES ('" . $this->childId . "', '529', '0');";
$message5 = "Inserted attribute for Product Size SKU $this->childSku";
$result5= $this->runQuery($query5, "query5", $message5);
$query6 = "REPLACE INTO mage_catalog_product_super_attribute_label (product_super_attribute_id, store_id, use_default, value) VALUES (LAST_REPLACE_ID(), '0', '0', 'Size');";
$message6 = "Inserted attribute for Size SKU $this->childSku ID was $this->db->insert_id";
$result6 = $this->runQuery($query6, "query6", $message6);
$query7 = "REPLACE INTO mage_catalog_product_super_link (product_id, parent_id) VALUES ('" . $this->childId . "', '" . $this->parentId . "');";
$message7 = "Inserted $this->childId and $this->parentId into the link table";
$result7 = $this->runQuery($query7, "query7", $message7);
$query8 = "REPLACE INTO mage_catalog_product_relation (parent_id, child_id) VALUES ('" . $this->parentId . "', '" . $this->childId . "');";
$message8 = "Inserted $this->childId and $this->parentId into the link table";
$result8 = $this->runQuery($query8, "query8", $message8);
} //end while row 2 the child ID
} //end while row 1 the parent id
Surprisingly, this works, if all your simple products share the same price:
$childProducts = $configurable->getTypeInstance(true)->getUsedProductIds($configurable);
// Don't add this product if it's already there
if(!in_array($child->getId(), $childProducts)) {
$childProducts[] = $child->getId();
}
$existingIds = $configurable->getTypeInstance(true)->getUsedProductAttributeIds($configurable);
$newAttributes = array();
foreach($configurable->getTypeInstance(true)->getSetAttributes($configurable) as $attribute) {
if(!in_array($attribute->getId(), $existingIds) && $configurable->getTypeInstance(true)->canUseAttribute($attribute)
&& $child->getAttributeText($attribute->getAttributeCode())) {
// Init configurable attribute
$configurableAtt = Mage::getModel('catalog/product_type_configurable_attribute')
->setProductAttribute($attribute);
// Add new attribute to array
$newAttributes[] = array(
'id' => $configurableAtt->getId(),
'label' => $configurableAtt->getLabel(),
'position' => $attribute->getPosition(),
'values' => $configurableAtt->getPrices() ? $configurable->getPrices() : array(),
'attribute_id' => $attribute->getId(),
'attribute_code' => $attribute->getAttributeCode(),
'frontend_label' => $attribute->getFrontend()->getLabel(),
);
}
}
if(!empty($newAttributes)) {
$configurable->setCanSaveConfigurableAttributes(true);
$configurable->setConfigurableAttributesData($newAttributes);
}
$configurable->setConfigurableProductsData(array_flip($childProducts));
$configurable->save();
#aeno's solution did not work for me, so I refined it a bit. This has been tested using a product instantiated via the Mage::getModel( 'catalog/product' )->load() method.
private function _attachProductToConfigurable( $childProduct, $configurableProduct )
{
$childIds = $configurableProduct->getTypeInstance()->getUsedProductIds();
$childIds[] = $childProduct->getId();
$childIds = array_unique( $childIds );
Mage::getResourceModel( 'catalog/product_type_configurable' )
->saveProducts( $configurableProduct, $childIds );
}