I have a custom object called "Chapter_Detail__c". I am creating a LEAD, and a lead has a look up field(link_id__c) which is mapped with "Chapter_Detail__c".
How can i populate this look up field while creating the Lead.
$sObject = new SObject();
$fieldsToInsert = array (
'FirstName' => $name_rsform,
'LastName' => $username_rsform,
'Company' => 'TestSession',
'Full_Name__c' => $name_rsform,
'Chapter_Name__c' => $chapter_name_rsform,
'Role__c' => $role_rsform_label,
'Email__c' => $email_rsform,
'Branch_of_service__c' => $bos_f,
// 'link_id__c' => $chapter_id_rsform, - DOES NOT WORK THIS WAY ITS A LOOKUP RELATIONSHIP WITH OBJECT "Chapter_Detail__c"
);
$sObject->fields = $fieldsToInsert;
$sObject->type = 'Lead';
//echo "**** Creating the following:\r\n";
$createResponse = $mySforceConnection->create(array($sObject));
//print_r($createResponse);
echo 'Get ID after create';
$ids = array();
foreach ($createResponse as $createResult) {
print_r($createResult);
array_push($ids, $createResult->id);
}
$idRecieved = $ids[0];
Any kind of help will be appreciated. Thanks.
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I have Receipt API that generate Receipt. While generating receipt several SQL operation is being done. Now if I generate receipt by mistake how can Undo all last operation.
What I need to do is I want all data as it is before this API call. I have some Idea about Rollback but I don't know how can I use this in this. If you help please do so.
My receipt look like this.
<?php
include 'connection.php';
extract($_REQUEST);
$data = array();
$resArr = array();
$payment_type = $_POST['payment_type'];
$cheque_date = $_POST['cheque_date'];
$cheque_no = $_POST['cheque_no'];
$paid_amount = $_POST['paid_amount'];
$query = customSelectQuery(
"SELECT c.emi_amount as customer_emi_amount, ltc.no_of_month as ltc_no_of_month,
ltc.emi_date as ltc_emi_date, ltc.loan_amount as ltc_loan_amount
from loan_to_customer ltc
LEFT JOIN customer c ON c.customer_id = ltc.customer_id
WHERE ltc.customer_id = $customer_id");
// print_r($query);
if (isset($query)) {
$ltc_data = array();
foreach ($query as $row) {
$ltc_data = array(
'ltc_emi_date' => explode(',', $row['ltc_emi_date']),
'ltc_no_of_month' => $row['ltc_no_of_month'],
'ltc_loan_amount' => $row['ltc_loan_amount'],
'customer_emi_amount' => $row['customer_emi_amount']
);
}
}
$ltc_loan_amount = $ltc_data['ltc_loan_amount'];
$remaining_loan_amount = $ltc_loan_amount - $paid_amount;
$receipt_number = 'CMF/EMI/RECEIPT/126';
$receipt_data = array(
'customer_id' => $customer_id,
'payment_type' => $payment_type,
'cheque_date' => $cheque_date,
'cheque_no' => $cheque_no,
'paid_amount' => $paid_amount,
'remain_amount' => $remaining_loan_amount,
'receipt_no' => $receipt_number
);
$insert_in_reciept = insert("receipt", $receipt_data);
$removed_emi_date = array_shift($ltc_data['ltc_emi_date']);
$number_of_month_remaining = count($ltc_data['ltc_emi_date']);
$string_number_of_month_remaining = implode(',', $ltc_data['ltc_emi_date']);
$loan_to_customer_data = array(
'customer_id' => $customer_id,
'loan_amount' => $remaining_loan_amount,
'no_of_month' => $number_of_month_remaining,
'emi_date' => $string_number_of_month_remaining
);
$update_ltc = update("loan_to_customer", $loan_to_customer_data, 'customer_id = ' . $customer_id);
$query1 = customSelectQuery("select r.*, ltc.emi_date as ltc_emi_date, ltc.*, c.first_name,
c.middle_name, c.last_name, c.gender, c.cust_address, c.cust_city,
c.cust_dist, c.cust_state, c.cust_pincode FROM receipt r
LEFT JOIN customer c ON c.customer_id = r.customer_id
LEFT JOIN loan_to_customer ltc ON r.customer_id = ltc.customer_id
WHERE r.customer_id = $customer_id");
if (isset($query1)) {
$d = array();
foreach ($query1 as $row) {
$d = array(
'first_name' => $row['first_name'],
'middle_name' => $row['middle_name'],
'last_name' => $row['last_name'],
'gender' => $row['gender'],
'cust_address' => $row['cust_address'],
'cust_city' => $row['cust_city'],
'cust_state' => $row['cust_state'],
'cust_pincode' => $row['cust_pincode'],
'ltc_emi_date' => explode(',', $row['ltc_emi_date']),
'payment_type' => $row['payment_type'],
'cheque_date' => $row['cheque_date'],
'cheque_no' => $row['cheque_no'],
'paid_amount' => $row['paid_amount'],
'remain_amount' => $row['remain_amount'],
'penalty_amount' => $row['penalty_amount'],
'receipt_no' => $row['receipt_no'],
'emi_date' => $row['emi_date'],
'pending_penalty' => $row['pending_penalty'],
'paid_penalty' => $row['paid_penalty'],
'user' => $row['user'],
'user_branch' => $row['user_branch'],
'verify' => $row['verify'],
);
}
}
$resArr = array("success" => 1, "data" => $d, "message" => "");
header('Content-Type: application/json');
echo str_replace("\/", "/", json_encode($resArr, JSON_UNESCAPED_UNICODE));
?>
Of course, it is not possible to use transactions for a scenario like this.
And there is no reliable way to undo the previous operation with a database structure like this either.
To make it possible you must normalize your database. In other words any addition must be done by means of INSERT queries only but not a single UPDATE should to be used.
Given that, to undo the operation you need to collect all the insert ids from insert queries and store them in a session. After hitting the undo button simply delete the records based on the stored ids
First, start a transaction by using the START TRANSACTION statement.
Perform whatever you want.
Finally, commit the transaction using the COMMIT statement to save data.
If you don't want to change roll back the current transaction and cancel its changes, you use the ROLLBACK statement.
Refer below link for more information.
https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/innodb-autocommit-commit-rollback.html
You can do something like this:
mysqli_begin_transaction($connection, MYSQLI_TRANS_START_READ_ONLY);
try {
mysqli_query($connection, $yourSelectQuery1);
mysqli_query($connection, $yourSelectQuery2);
mysqli_query($connection, $yourSelectQuery3);
mysqli_commit($connection);
} catch($e) {
mysqli_rollback($connection);
}
mysqli_close($connection);
All I want here is to be able to save all the ID's of services into the pivot table associated with the given keywords/tags but at the moment all it does is that it takes the last ID of the created object and saves into the pivot table with different keywords. let's say for example I enter [id1 => service1, id2 => service2] and [id1 = > keyword1, id2 => keyword2, id3 => keyword3] instead of it saving only id2 of service2 and all the keywords I want it to save all the Ids of all of the services and the keywords. I hope it makes sense
foreach($params['service'] as $key => $value){
$service = Service::firstOrNew(['service' => $value, 'price' => $params['price'][$key], 'business_id' => $params['business_id']]);
$service->service = $value;
$service->price = $params['price'][$key];
$service->business_id = $params['business_id'];
$service->save();
}
foreach($params['keywords'] as $keyword){
$cleaned_keyword = self::cleanKeywords($keyword);
$newKeyword = Keyword::firstOrNew(['keyword' => $cleaned_keyword]);
$newKeyword->keyword = $cleaned_keyword;
$newKeyword->save();
$service->keywords()->syncWithoutDetaching([$newKeyword->id => ['business_id' => $params['business_id']]]);
}
This is something I would expect but it is tricky because a single or 2 services for example can have multiple keywords. NOTE: I had manually changed these values in the database
These are the results from a dd($params)
Based on the dd($params).attached is the result,only
"service" => array:2[
1 => "Mobile development"
]
was saved in the pivot table and got assigned all the keywords
Please correct me if this is a good approach, I managed to solve this by having an inner loop.
foreach($params['service'] as $key => $value) {
$service = Service::firstOrNew(['service' => $value, 'price' => $params['price'][$key], 'business_id' => $params['business_id']]);
$service->service = $value;
$service->price = $params['price'][$key];
$service->business_id = $params['business_id'];
$service->save();
foreach($params['keywords'] as $keyword) {
$cleaned_keyword = self::cleanKeywords($keyword);
$newKeyword = Keyword::firstOrNew(['keyword' => $cleaned_keyword]);
$newKeyword->keyword = $cleaned_keyword;
$newKeyword->save();
$service->keywords()->syncWithoutDetaching([$newKeyword->id => ['business_id' => $params['business_id']]]);
}
}
Can someone please point out my error, trying to sum a field(amount) using userId field?
https://fatfreeframework.com/3.6/mongo-mapper
Here is my code, this is returning me all documents matched with userId but not the sum.
$f3 = \Base::instance();
$mapper = new \DB\Mongo\Mapper($f3->get('MongoDB'),'transactions');
$filter = array('userId'=>'452');
$options = array(
array(
'group' => array(
'_id' => array('userId' => $userId),
'amount' => array('$sum' => 'amount')
)
)
);
$data = $mapper->find($filter, $options);
echo "<pre>";
print_r($data);
exit;
The mongo mapper uses the db.collection.group() method rather than the aggregation framework. Therefore you won't be able to call accumulators such as $sum.
Instead you must use the following syntax:
$group = [
'keys'=>['userId'=>1],
'initial'=>['sum'=>0],
'reduce'=>'function(obj,result){result.sum+=obj.amount;}',
'finalize'=>'function(result){}',
);
$data = $mapper->find($filter, ['group'=>$group]);
I have 1 row having 5 form fields. User can add/remove rows. Its repeatable row.
Now i want to store these fields into database with PDO php.
For normal values i am using this code but i am confused for repeater field.
$data = array(
'bill_no' => trim($_REQUEST['bill_no']),
'from_name' => trim($_REQUEST['from_name']),
'to_name' => trim($_REQUEST['to_name']),
'date' => trim($_REQUEST['date_bill']),
'mr_or_ms' => trim($_REQUEST['mr_or_ms']),
);
if($crud->InsertData("bill",$data)) {
header("Location: add-bill.php");
}
Insert Function:
public function InsertData($table,$fields) {
$field = array_keys($fields);
$single_field = implode(",", $field);
$val = implode("','", $fields);
try {
$query = $this->db->prepare("INSERT INTO ".$table."(".$single_field.") VALUES('".$val."')");
$query->execute();
return true;
} catch(PDOException $e) {
echo "unable to insert data";
}
}
Please help me to insert fields. Thanks
Change the names of your form fields, add [] to the end to get PHP arrays. For example change bill_no to bill_no[]. Something like this:
foreach($_REQUEST['bill_no'] as $row_number => $row_content){
$data = array(
'bill_no' => trim($_REQUEST['bill_no'][$row_number]),
'from_name' => trim($_REQUEST['from_name'][$row_number]),
'to_name' => trim($_REQUEST['to_name'][$row_number]),
'date' => trim($_REQUEST['date_bill'][$row_number]),
'mr_or_ms' => trim($_REQUEST['mr_or_ms'][$row_number]),
);
$crud->InsertData("bill",$data);
}
This assumes the browser is not mixing up the order of the fields, so maybe it's better to add unique names to the form fields when adding rows.
Also, there's no input data validation at all, please ensure you are escaping all data properly.
I did it with this method.
$total=count($_POST['description']);
for($i=0; $i<$total; $i++){
$data1 = array(
'bill_no' => trim($_POST['bill_no']),
'description' => trim($_POST['description'][$i]),
'nos' => trim($_POST['nos'][$i]),
'nos_day' => trim($_POST['nos_day'][$i]),
'pay' => trim($_POST['pay'][$i]),
'weekly_off' => trim($_POST['weekly'][$i]),
'hra' => trim($_POST['hra'][$i]),
'rs' => trim($_POST['rs'][$i]),
'ps' => trim($_POST['ps'][$i]),
);
$crud->InsertData("bill_details",$data1);
}
I have a db with two collections. Students collection has a field named "student_bookselections" that keeps the ids of books. Content of this field will often be changed or updated.
How can we add or delete ids to student_bookselections?
Is this a decent way to relate the collections?
students collection
array(
"student_id" => 4,
"student_fullname" => $studentfullname,
"student_bookselections" => 'id1, id34, id788 ... ... id4'
)
books collection
array(
"book_id" => 4354,
"book_title" => $title,
"book_author" => $author,
)
You would be better off having a third table to link students to books, your current implementation is not normalized.
Users(
"student_id" => 4,
"student_fullname" => $studentfullname
)
Books(
"book_id" => 4,
"book_title" => $title,
"book_author" => $author
)
Selections(
"selection_id" => 4,
"student_id" => $studentid,
"book_id" => $bookid
)
You can then define relationships with foreign keys to link the tables, and more importantly each row is relating to one piece of information. If you wanted to know all book selections for a certain student
mysql_query("SELECT * FROM Selections WHERE student_id = $student_id");
Hope that helps!
To update
<?php
$mongo = new Mongo();
$db = $mongo->selectDB("Your_Database");
$student = $db->students;
$update = array("$set" => array("student_bookselections" => "your ids"));
$where = array("student_id" => 4);
$student->update($where,$update);
?>
To insert
<?php
$mongo = new Mongo();
$db = $mongo->selectDB("Your_Database");
$student = $db->students;
$insert = array("student_fullname" => "Stefan", "student_bookselections" => "your ids" );
$student->insert($insert);
?>
To Remove
<?php
$mongo = new Mongo();
$db = $mongo->selectDB("Your_Database");
$student = $db->students;
$student->remove(array("ID" => 4));
?>
Relation
(See post from Crhis)
Users(
"student_id" => 4,
"student_fullname" => $studentfullname
)
Books(
"book_id" => 4,
"book_title" => $title,
"book_author" => $author
)
Selections(
"selection_id" => 4,
"student_id" => $studentid,
"book_id" => $bookid
)
Select with this relation
<?php
$mongo = new Mongo();
$db = $mongo->selectDB("Your_Database");
$selection = $db->selections;
$res = $student->find(array("student_id" => $student_id));
?>