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array( $shipment_increment_id, $carrier, $tracking_title, $tracking_num ) ) ); // Display the new tracking id echo $new_tracking_id;

Note that the recommendations are done with the acts_as_taggable API. Now add three new books with tags, as follows: For the first book, add the tags Ruby, Ruby on Rails, Programming. For the second book, add the tags Ruby, Programming. For the third book, add the tags Ruby, Ruby on Rails, Programming, E-Commerce. You should see something similar to Figure 7-7 when accessing the second book. The system automatically recommends the first and third book, and the Ruby on Rails and E-Commerce tags to the customer.

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Method: sales_order_shipment.removeTrack ($shipment_increment_id, $tracking_id)

Figure 7-7. The book details page displaying recommendations in the sidebar Related books are pulled out of the database by calling book.tagged_related, which returns an array of books. Related tags are displayed with the code shown here: <% for tag in Book.find_related_tags(@book.tags.collect(&:name), :separator => ',', :raw => true) %> <%= link_to tag['name'], :controller => 'tag', :action => 'show', :id => tag['name'] %><br/> <% end %> We specify three parameters for the Book.find_related_tags method: @book.tags.collect(&:name): This is shorthand notation for @book.tags.collect(|tag| tag.name), and returns an array of tag names. :separator => ',': We specify that the separator is a comma. :raw => true: We specify that we want an array of hashes returned, so that we can use tag['name'] instead of tag[0], to access the tag names.

Modules are used to define things such as functions and classes, but every once in a while (quite often, actually), it is useful to add some test code to a module that checks whether things work as they should. For example, if you wanted to make sure that the hello function worked, you might rewrite the module hello2 into a new one, hello3, defined in Listing 10-3. Listing 10-3. A Simple Module with Some Problematic Test Code # hello3.py def hello(): print "Hello, world!" # A test: hello() This seems reasonable if you run this as a normal program, you will see that it works. However, if you import it as a module, to use the hello function in another program, the test code is executed, as in the first hello module in this chapter: >>> import hello3 Hello, world! >>> hello3.hello() Hello, world! This is not what you want. The key to avoiding it is telling the module whether it s being run as a program on its own, or being imported into another program. To do that, you need the variable __name__: >>> __name__ '__main__' >>> hello3.__name__ 'hello3' As you can see, in the main program (including the interactive prompt of the interpreter), the variable __name__ has the value '__main__', while in an imported module, it is set to the name of that module. Therefore, you can make your module s test code more well behaved by putting in an if statement, as shown in Listing 10-4.

Description: Deletes a tracking number. Return: Boolean; true if successful. Arguments: $shipment_increment_id (required). This is the shipment increment id. $tracking_id (required). This is the tracking id.