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floriqn

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Hello,

I'm trying to update the ps_product table and more precisely cache_has_attachements (set to 1 ) to display the attached document.

This function is in AdminImportController.php.

In my function in the php file  :

...
Db::getInstance()->execute('
        UPDATE `'._DB_PREFIX_.'product` 
        SET `cache_has_attachments` = 1
        ');
...

 

But it doesn't work.

It works when i write the command in MySQL :

UPDATE ps_product SET cache_has_attachments = 1

 

 

Someone would have any idea ?

PrestaShop : 1.7.6.5

 

Edited by floriqn (see edit history)
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And how do you know that a query to the database will run in your function?
The problem cannot be identified from this part of the code.

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2 hours ago, Guest said:

And how do you know that a query to the database will run in your function?
The problem cannot be identified from this part of the code.

Hello Guest,

Precisely I do not know how to test it. In the same function I have another request that works.

The code :

$attachments = get_object_vars($product);

                if (isset($attachments['attachment']) && !empty($attachments['attachment']))
                    foreach (explode($this->multiple_value_separator, $attachments['attachment']) as $single_attachment){
        
                    $tab_attachment = explode('|', $single_attachment);
                    $attachment_filename = isset($tab_attachment[0]) ? $tab_attachment[0] : '';
                    $attachment_name = isset($tab_attachment[1]) ? trim($tab_attachment[1]) : $attachment_filename ;
                    $attachment_description = isset($tab_attachment[2]) ? trim($tab_attachment[2]) : '';

                if(!empty($attachment_filename)) {
                    $id_attachment = (int)Attachment::addAttachmentImport($attachment_filename, $attachment_name, $attachment_description);
                    if (isset($attachments['attachment_id_nums']) && !empty($attachments['attachment_id_nums'])) {
                        $tab_attachment_id_nums = explode(',',$attachments['attachment_id_nums']);
                        foreach ($tab_attachment_id_nums as $id_product) {
                            Attachment::addAttachmentProductImport($id_product, $id_attachment);
                            Db::getInstance()->execute('
            					UPDATE `' . _DB_PREFIX_ . 'product`
            					SET `cache_has_attachments` = 1
        					');
                        }                     
                    }                    
                }
        }

 

Everything works except

Db::getInstance()->execute('
            UPDATE `' . _DB_PREFIX_ . 'product`
            SET `cache_has_attachments` = 1
        ');  

 

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1.It's maybe stupid, but try to add WHERE params.

Db::getInstance()->execute(' UPDATE `' . _DB_PREFIX_ . 'product` SET `cache_has_attachments` = 1 WHERE `id_product` = $id_product');

2. You can also try next step:

$query = (' UPDATE `' . _DB_PREFIX_ . 'product` SET `cache_has_attachments` = 1 ');

dump($query);

exit();

Than copy/paste the $query values to the sql command prompt and check the errors.

3. Try the ExecuteS instead of Execute

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On 6/9/2020 at 10:27 AM, Amantha Bill said:

1.It's maybe stupid, but try to add WHERE params.

Db::getInstance()->execute(' UPDATE `' . _DB_PREFIX_ . 'product` SET `cache_has_attachments` = 1 WHERE `id_product` = $id_product');

2. You can also try next step:


$query = (' UPDATE `' . _DB_PREFIX_ . 'product` SET `cache_has_attachments` = 1 ');

dump($query);

exit();

Than copy/paste the $query values to the sql command prompt and check the errors.

3. Try the ExecuteS instead of Execute

Hi Amanda

As for D.Tengler, please excuse my late reply but I found a similar solution that works perfectly. But I keep your solution for another project.

Thanks.

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