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Hi, I am new in prestashop, I plan to create special page to insert fix type of product for intern use.

 

Is there a function or way to save the product data/object programmatically?

 

I am imagine it will look like drupal add node programmatically.

 

If this not possible for now, anyone can tell me what tables are affected each time we adding product with combination?

 

Sorry for my bad English

 

Thanks

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it is possible to create new product by php code (program)

 

$product = new Product();
$product->ean13 = 9999999999999;
$product->name = array((int)Configuration::get('PS_LANG_DEFAULT') =>  'Test importu');;
$product->link_rewrite = array((int)Configuration::get('PS_LANG_DEFAULT') =>  'test-importu');
$product->id_category = 2;
$product->id_category_default = 2;
$product->redirect_type = '404';
$product->price = 22;
$product->quantity = 1;
$product->minimal_quantity = 1;
$product->show_price = 1;
$product->on_sale = 0;
$product->online_only = 1;
$product->meta_keywords = 'test';
$product->is_virtual=1;
$product->add();
$product->addToCategories(array(2));

$shops = Shop::getShops(true, null, true);    
$image = new Image();
$image->id_product = $id_product;
$image->position = Image::getHighestPosition($id_product) + 1;
$image->cover = true; // or false;
if (($image->validateFields(false, true)) === true &&
($image->validateFieldsLang(false, true)) === true && $image->add())
{
    $image->associateTo($shops);
    if (!AdminImportController::copyImg($id_product, $image->id, $url, 'products', false))
    {
        $image->delete();
    }
}

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it is possible to create new product by php code (program)

 

$product = new Product();

$product->ean13 = 9999999999999;

$product->name = array((int)Configuration::get('PS_LANG_DEFAULT') =>  'Test importu');;

$product->link_rewrite = array((int)Configuration::get('PS_LANG_DEFAULT') =>  'test-importu');

$product->id_category = 2;

$product->id_category_default = 2;

$product->redirect_type = '404';

$product->price = 22;

$product->quantity = 1;

$product->minimal_quantity = 1;

$product->show_price = 1;

$product->on_sale = 0;

$product->online_only = 1;

$product->meta_keywords = 'test';

$product->is_virtual=1;

$product->add();

$product->addToCategories(array(2));

 

$shops = Shop::getShops(true, null, true);    

$image = new Image();

$image->id_product = $id_product;

$image->position = Image::getHighestPosition($id_product) + 1;

$image->cover = true; // or false;

if (($image->validateFields(false, true)) === true &&

($image->validateFieldsLang(false, true)) === true && $image->add())

{

    $image->associateTo($shops);

    if (!AdminImportController::copyImg($id_product, $image->id, $url, 'products', false))

    {

        $image->delete();

    }

}

 

Hi and its possible create this way a product with specific product_id?

When i run this script I obtain error : Call to protected method AdminImportControllerCore::copyImg() from context

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Hey,
Depends on how you will do this and how you can access the prestashop database. For myself, I have access from outside to my database (well, the database is running local and the website is running external from my provider) and so I can do anything I want. So I made a windows program (c#) that controls almost everything, including adding products automatically.
To do so, you have to add data to a lot of rows in your database suchs as ps_product, ps_product_lang, ps_product_shop, ps_product_supplier, ps_stock, ps_stock_available, ps_image, ps_image, ps_image_lang, ps_image_shop, ps_category_product etc..
You can find the tables for your current version prestashop if you search for prestashop 1.x.x database product or someting like that.

Good luck!

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