OPEN AI- Artificial Intelligence Project Experiment.

[SliderFlash]

I'm testing an artificial intelligence project,
but I can't get any further, even though I've done everything right, so I'm looking for help here.
Project: Prestashop vs. MyBB
Using Artificial Intelligence to create a bridge file and make it run.
Unfortunately it doesn't work and I don't know what the problem is.

OPEN AI-Artificial Intelligence:

PHP

<?php
// Datei: mybb_prestashop_bridge.php

// Hier MyBB-Konfiguration einbinden
require_once('./path/to/your/mybb/global.php');

// Hier PrestaShop-Konfiguration einbinden
require_once('./path/to/your/prestashop/config/config.inc.php');

// Benutzerinformationen von MyBB erhalten
$uid = (int) $mybb->user['uid'];
$username = $mybb->user['username'];
$email = $mybb->user['email'];
$password = $mybb->user['password'];

// Benutzer im PrestaShop erstellen oder aktualisieren
// Beispiel: Benutzer in der Tabelle 'ps_customer' erstellen oder aktualisieren
$sql = "SELECT `id_customer` FROM `"._DB_PREFIX_."customer` WHERE `id_customer` = '".(int) $uid."'";
$result = Db::getInstance()->getRow($sql);

if ($result) {
    // Benutzer existiert bereits, Benutzerdaten aktualisieren
    $customer = new Customer((int) $uid);
    $customer->firstname = $username;
    $customer->lastname = '';
    $customer->email = $email;
    $customer->passwd = md5(_COOKIE_KEY_ . $password);
    $customer->update();
} else {
    // Benutzer existiert nicht, neuen Benutzer erstellen
    $customer = new Customer();
    $customer->id_customer = (int) $uid;
    $customer->firstname = $username;
    $customer->lastname = '';
    $customer->email = $email;
    $customer->passwd = md5(_COOKIE_KEY_ . $password);
    $customer->add();
}

// PrestaShop-Session für den Benutzer starten
$cookie = new Cookie('psCookie', '', (int) Configuration::get('PS_COOKIE_LIFETIME'));
$cookie->id_customer = (int) $uid;
$cookie->passwd = $customer->passwd;
$cookie->write();

Please note that this is a simplified example and will need to be customized depending on the requirements of your specific PrestaShop and MyBB installations. The bridge file should be placed in a location on your server that both PrestaShop and MyBB can access. It is also important to consider security, especially when dealing with user information and passwords. Before implementing such a bridge file, it is recommended to perform security assessments and follow security best practices.

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INSTRUCTION:

 

Here is a step-by-step guide on how to include the bridge file in PrestaShop and MyBB:

Step 1: Create file
Create a new file named "mybb_prestashop_bridge.php" (or any other name of your choice) and paste the previously provided bridge file code into it.

Step 2: Save the file
Save the "mybb_prestashop_bridge.php" file to a location on your server that both your PrestaShop and MyBB installations can access. Make sure you specify the path to the file correctly when using it in your MyBB and PrestaShop configuration.

Step 3: Include MyBB configuration
Add the path to the global.php file of your MyBB installation at the beginning of the bridge file. Usually this file is located in the root directory of your MyBB installation.

PHP

require_once('./path/to/your/mybb/global.php');

Step 4: Include PrestaShop configuration
Add the path to the config.inc.php file of your PrestaShop installation in the bridge file. Usually, this file is located in the config directory of your PrestaShop installation.

PHP

require_once('./path/to/your/prestashop/config/config.inc.php');

Step 5: Obtain the user information from MyBB.
Use the provided code to get the user information from MyBB, including the UID, username, email address and password.

Step 6: Create or update user in PrestaShop.
Use the provided code to create or update the user in PrestaShop. This can be customized depending on the requirements of your specific PrestaShop installation. In the example, the user is created or updated in the 'ps_customer' table.

Step 7: Start PrestaShop session for the user.
Use the provided code to start a PrestaShop session for the user and log in the user.

Step 8: Include the file in MyBB and PrestaShop.
Add the path to the "mybb_prestashop_bridge.php" file into the relevant files of your MyBB and PrestaShop installations to call the bridge file and establish integration. This can be done, for example, in the template files or plugin files of your MyBB and PrestaShop installations, depending on the requirements and desired behavior of the integration.

Edited April 10, 2023 by SliderFlash (see edit history)

[SliderFlash]

I have now created with OPEN-AI a Prestashop install addon for the bridge file, but it comes then in the front office white page.
You can download the OPEN-AI PS 1.7 addon here.
Attention after installation comes white page,
then you have to delete folder "mybbintegration" in "Modules".

mybbintegration.zip

Step 1: Create module Create a new module directory named "mybbintegration" in your PrestaShop modules directory, usually under "/modules/". Then create a "mybbintegration.php" file in the module directory.
Step 2: Create module file Open the "mybbintegration.php" file and paste the following code:
Step 3: Module installation
Compress the "mybbintegration" module directory into a ZIP file and upload it to your PrestaShop backend under "Modules & Services" -> "Add Modules". Then install the module and activate it.

Step 4: Upload bridge file
Upload the "mybb_prestashop_bridge.php" file to the "mybbintegration" module directory on your server.

Step 5: Configure module
In the PrestaShop backend, you can now configure the "MyBB Integration" module and make the necessary settings for your MyBB integration, such as the path to the bridge file.

Please note that this is a simple example and customizations may be required depending on your specific requirements and PrestaShop version. It is recommended to consult the official PrestaShop documentation and test the integration in a test environment to make sure everything is working properly.

Edited April 10, 2023 by SliderFlash (see edit history)

[SliderFlash]

Can anyone help?