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The forum functionality requires that we add a new table to the database schema, which we name forum_posts. This table is where all forum posts will be stored, including the information about how posts are related to each other and how they should be displayed in a hierarchical fashion. The forum_posts table consists of ten columns, as shown in Figure 6-1. Table 6-2 provides a brief description of each column. You can use different column names and add as many columns as you need for storing your data, but we have followed the default structure.

// Prepare filters $product_id = '12'; $special_price = 14.99; // using SOAP method $results = $client->call($session_id, 'catalog_product.setSpecialPrice', array($product_id, $special_price)); // returns true if update was successful var_dump($results);

Method: catalog_product.getSpecialPrice ($product_id, $store_view_code)

The unique identifier for the root post The unique identifier for the parent post The left boundary of the post; replies to this post have a left boundary that is greater than this number The right boundary of the post; replies to this post have a right boundary that is less than this number The depth of the thread The name of the person who created the post The subject of the post The post text Automatically set to the date and time the record was created Automatically set to the date and time the record was updated

In short, you supply two indices as limits for your slice, where the first is inclusive, and the second is exclusive.

Description: Gets special price for a product. Return: Array. Arguments: $product_id (required). The product_id or product_sku to query. $store_view_code (optional). Select Admin Panel, System, Manage Stores; select a store under the Store View Name, and you ll find the code listed there.

Tip For in-depth information about how hierarchical data, like forum posts, can be stored in a MySQL database, see the Managing Hierarchical Data in MySQL article at http://dev.mysql.com/ tech-resources/articles/hierarchical-data.html. This article also explains how the lft, rgt, and depth columns are used.

Let s say you want to access the last three elements of numbers (from the previous example). You could do it explicitly, of course: >>> numbers[7:10] [8, 9, 10] Now, the index 10 refers to element 11 which does not exist, but is one step after the last element you want. Got it Now, this is fine, but what if you want to count from the end >>> numbers[-3:-1] [8, 9] It seems you cannot access the last element this way. How about using 0 as the element one step beyond the end >>> numbers[-3:0] [] Not exactly the desired result. In fact, any time the leftmost index in a slice comes later in the sequence than the second one (in this case, the third-to-last coming later than the first), the result is always an empty sequence. Luckily, you can use a shortcut: If the slice continues to the end of the sequence, you may simply leave out the last index: >>> numbers[-3:] [8, 9, 10] The same thing works from the beginning: >>> numbers[:3] [1, 2, 3] In fact, if you want to copy the entire sequence, you may leave out both indices: >>> numbers[:] [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]

array ( 'product_id' => '12', 'sku' => 'SSS123456', 'set' => '4',

The first five columns root_id, parent_id, lft, rgt, and depth are used by the plugin to maintain the hierarchy of related posts. We have added the name, subject, and body columns, which are used to store the data entered by the user. Recall that the created_at and updated_at columns have a special meaning in ActiveRecord. If ActiveRecord finds these columns in a table, it will automatically set the column values to the current date and time, at creation time or when the record is updated.