ferran_comenz Posted August 29, 2013 Share Posted August 29, 2013 (edited) Hi all, I am currently trying to run my Prestashop update methods, porting from SQL to CRUD Data Transfer methods. I have seen some online util Tutorials, with this I can prepare the return of a Get to edit and later use in an EDIT, so I can edit the xml with the values that most interest me, such as price, here the code: <html><head><title>CRUD Data Transfer - Update example</title></head><body> <?php // Here we define constants /!\ You need to replace this parameters define('DEBUG', true); define('PS_SHOP_PATH', 'http://XXXXXXX.XXXX'); define('ID_PRODUCT', 512); define('PS_WS_AUTH_KEY', 'XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX'); require_once('./PSWebServiceLibrary.php'); @ini_set('display_errors', 'on'); try { $webService = new PrestaShopWebservice(PS_SHOP_PATH, PS_WS_AUTH_KEY, DEBUG); $opt = array('resource' => 'products'); $opt['id']=ID_PRODUCT; $xml = $webService->get($opt); echo "Successfully recived data."; /* List of nodes that can't modify * * - "manufacturer_name" * - "position_in_category" * - "quantity" * - "type" */ unset($xml->children()->children()->manufacturer_name); unset($xml->children()->children()->position_in_category); unset($xml->children()->children()->quantity); unset($xml->children()->children()->type); $xml->children()->children()->price = 111.0; // <-- new price! //Load new data to query generator $opt['putXml']=$xml->asXML(); $xml = $webService->edit($opt); // if WebService don't throw an exception the action worked well and we don't show the following message echo "Successfully updated."; } catch (PrestaShopWebserviceException $ex) { // Here we are dealing with errors $trace = $ex->getTrace(); if ($trace[0]['args'][0] == 404) echo 'Bad ID'; else if ($trace[0]['args'][0] == 401) echo 'Bad auth key'; else echo 'Other error<br />'.$ex->getMessage(); } ?> </body></html> And my question is if there's another way to do this but more faster? Thanks. Edited August 29, 2013 by ferran_comenz (see edit history) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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