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// Prepare the data $order_increment_id = '200000004'; $product_id = '1234'; $qty_shipped = '4'; $comment = 'Four items have been shipped.'; $item_id = ''; // Pull sales_order.info $results = $client->call('call', array($session_id, 'sales_order.info', array($order_increment_id))); // Extract the item_id foreach ($results['items'] as $item) { if ($item['product_id'] == $product_id) $item_id = $item['item_id']; } // Create the items array $items = array($item_id => $qty_shipped); // Create order shipment $new_shipment_increment_id = $client->call('call', array($session_id, 'sales_order_shipment.create', array( $order_increment_id, $items, $comment, true, true ) ) ); // Display the new shipment increment id echo $new_shipment_increment_id;

As you can see, the code in the module is executed when you import it. However, if you try to import it again, nothing happens: >>> import hello >>> Why doesn t it work this time Because modules aren t really meant to do things (such as printing text) when they re imported. They are mostly meant to define things, such as variables, functions, classes, and so on. And because you only need to define things once, importing a module several times has the same effect as importing it once.

Figure 7-5. The tag list page showing a list of tags If you click a tag, you should see all books that have been tagged with that specific tag, as shown in Figure 7-6. Clicking the book title takes you to the book details page.

Method: sales_order_shipment.addComment ($shipment_increment_id, $comment, $email_send, $email_with_comment)

We still don t have a link to either the tag list or the show tag page. It would be natural to link to the show tag page from all the places where the tag is being displayed. Luckily, we used a helper to display the list of tags that have been assigned to a book, so the change is just in one place. Change the display_tags method in app/helpers/application_helper.rb as follows: def display_tags(book) book.tags.collect{|tag| link_to tag.name, :controller => '/tag', :action => 'show', :id => tag.name }.join(", ") if book.tags end Instead of just showing the tag s name, we now link to the show tag page.

Description: Adds a shipment comment. Return: Boolean; true if successful. Arguments: $shipment_increment_id (required). This is the shipment increment id. $comment (required). Shipment comment message. $email_send (optional). True/false; sends an e-mail to the customer. $email_with_comment (optional). True/false; sends an e-mail with the comment.

The import-only-once behavior is a substantial optimization in most cases, and it can be very important in one special case: if two modules import each other. In many cases, you may write two modules that need to access functions and classes from each other to function properly. For example, you may have created two modules clientdb and billing containing code for a client database and a billing system, respectively. Your client database may contain calls to your billing system (for example, automatically sending a bill to a client every month), while the billing system probably needs to access functionality from your client database to do the billing correctly.

also point to the correct page. If we had used only :controller => 'tag', the generated URL would be /admin/tag/show/x.

// Prepare data $shipment_increment_id = '200000001'; $comment = 'Your item has left the factory.'; $email_send = true; $email_with_comment = true; // using SOAP method $results = $client->call($session_id, 'sales_order_shipment.addComment', array($shipment_increment_id, $comment, $email_sent, $email_with_comment )); // return true if successful var_dump($results);