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We are using VtigerCRM on our local server which provides ldap authentication for http access, also have the customer portal of vtiger on another machine.

When customer portal connects to the server, this authorization problem occurs. The complete error is pasted

Solution 

For your login failure you must turn off your error report in vtigerCRM .

open 

config.inc.php

add or change the error_reporting value 

error_reporting(0);

As Magento 2 store owner, you may want to treat logged in and non-logged in customers differently. For example, you may want to offer exclusive features or discounts to logged in customers only. To implement this, you first need to confirm whether a Magento 2 customer is logged in or not?

Methods To Check If A Customer Is Logged-In In Magento 2

There are 2 ways you can check this. By injecting class and by using object manager. Although the 2nd method (object manager) is not recommended, it’s still used as an alternative.

Method 1: By Injecting Class (Dependency Injection)

In this method, first, you need to inject the following class in the constructor method:

/Magento/Customer/Model/Session

protected $_session;

    public function __construct(
        ...
        \Magento\Customer\Model\Session $session,
        ...
    ) {
        ...
        $this->_session = $session;
        ...
    }

Then in your class, use the following code in any function to check if the customer is logged in or not:

if ($this->_session->isLoggedIn()) {
        // Customer is logged in 
} else {
        // Customer is not logged in
}

Sample Code:

<?php
namespace [Vendor]\[Module]\Controller\Index;

use Magento\Framework\App\Action\Context;
use Magento\Framework\App\Action\Action;
use Magento\Customer\Model\Session;

class ClassName extends Action {
    protected $_session;

    public function __construct(Context $context, Session $session) {
        parent::__construct($context);
        $this->_session = $session;
    }

    public function execute()
    {
        // by using Session model
        if($this->_session->isLoggedIn()) {
            //customer has logged in
            // your code in here
        }else{
            //Customer is not logged in
            // your code in here
        }
    }
}

Method 2: Using Object Manager

You can use this method as an alternative to the above.

$objectManager = \Magento\Framework\App\ObjectManager::getInstance();
$customerSession = $objectManager->get('Magento\Customer\Model\Session');
if ($customerSession->isLoggedIn()) {
  // customer login action
}

Magento Helpdesk used for customer support . For this magento Customer Support system you customer can create support ticket from magento dashboard . From this extension your customer can create the following , 

For Customer

• Create the ticket .
• Can view list of ticket available by created for you ,
• Customer can replay the the ticket ,

As you know, configuring robot.txt is important to any website that is working on a site’s SEO. Particularly, when you configure the sitemapto allow search engines to index your store, it is necessary to give web crawlers the instructions in the robot.txt file to avoid indexing the disallowed sites. The robot.txt file, that resides in the root of your Magento installation, is directive that search engines such as Google, Yahoo, Bing can recognize and track easily. In this post, I will introduce the guides to configure the robot.txt file so that it works well with your site.

Following steps to Configure robots.txt in Magento 2

• On the Admin panel, click Stores. In the Settings section, select Configuration.
• Select Design under General in the panel on the left
• Open the Search Engine Robots section, and continue with following:
  • In Default Robots, select one of the following:
    • INDEX, FOLLOW
    • NOINDEX, FOLLOW
    • INDEX, NOFOLLOW
    • NOINDEX, NOFOLLOW
  • In the Edit Custom instruction of robots.txt File field, enter custom instructions if needed.
  • In the Reset to Defaults field, click on Reset to Default button if you need to restore the default instructions.
• When complete, click Save Config.

Examples of Custom Robots.txt file

• Allows Full Access

User-agent:* 
Disallow: 

• Disallows Access to All Folders

User-agent:* 
Disallow: / 

Default Robots.txt for Magento 2

Disallow: /lib/ 
Disallow: /*.php$ 
Disallow: /pkginfo/ 
Disallow: /report/ 
Disallow: /var/ 
Disallow: /catalog/ 
Disallow: /customer/ 
Disallow: /sendfriend/ 
Disallow: /review/ 
Disallow: /*SID= 
Disallow: /*? # Disable checkout & customer account 
Disallow: /checkout/ 
Disallow: /onestepcheckout/ 
Disallow: /customer/ 
Disallow: /customer/account/ 
Disallow: /customer/account/login/ # Disable Search pages 
Disallow: /catalogsearch/ 
Disallow: /catalog/product_compare/ 
Disallow: /catalog/category/view/ 
Disallow: /catalog/product/view/ # Disable common folders 
Disallow: /app/ 
Disallow: /bin/ 
Disallow: /dev/ 
Disallow: /lib/ 
Disallow: /phpserver/ 
Disallow: /pub/ # Disable Tag & Review (Avoid duplicate content) 
Disallow: /tag/ 
Disallow: /review/ # Common files 
Disallow: /composer.json 
Disallow: /composer.lock 
Disallow: /CONTRIBUTING.md 
Disallow: /CONTRIBUTOR_LICENSE_AGREEMENT.html 
Disallow: /COPYING.txt 
Disallow: /Gruntfile.js 
Disallow: /LICENSE.txt 
Disallow: /LICENSE_AFL.txt 
Disallow: /nginx.conf.sample 
Disallow: /package.json 
Disallow: /php.ini.sample 
Disallow: /RELEASE_NOTES.txt # Disable sorting (Avoid duplicate content) 
Disallow: /*?*product_list_mode= 
Disallow: /*?*product_list_order= 
Disallow: /*?*product_list_limit= 
Disallow: /*?*product_list_dir= # Disable version control folders and others 
Disallow: /*.git 
Disallow: /*.CVS 
Disallow: /*.Zip$ 
Disallow: /*.Svn$ 
Disallow: /*.Idea$ 
Disallow: /*.Sql$ 
Disallow: /*.Tgz$ 

More Robots.txt examples

Block Google bot from a folder

User-agent: Googlebot 
Disallow: /subfolder/ 

Block Google bot from a page

User-agent: Googlebot 
Disallow: /subfolder/page-url.html 

Common Web crawlers (Bots)

Here are some common bots in the internet.

User-agent: Googlebot 
User-agent: Googlebot-Image/1.0 
User-agent: Googlebot-Video/1.0 
User-agent: Bingbot 
User-agent: Slurp # Yahoo 
User-agent: DuckDuckBot 
User-agent: Baiduspider 
User-agent: YandexBot 
User-agent: facebot # Facebook 
User-agent: ia_archiver # Alexa

This article shows how we can search Magento Repositories using SearchCriteriaBuilder that implements SearchCriteriaInterface. An example is provided of how we can perform search on Product repository in Magento. Similarly, we can search for other entities like Category, Customer, Order, Invoice, CMS Page, CMS Block, etc.

We can add different conditions to build custom search criteria.

Filters

Filter class is used to add custom field, value, and condition type to the search criteria.

$filter
    ->setField("name")
    ->setValue("%laptop%")
    ->setConditionType("like");

• condition_type is optional.
• If condition_type is not provided then the default condition_type is set as eq.

Different condition types:

CONDITION   NOTES
eq          Equals
gt          Greater than
gteq        Greater than or equal
lt          Less than
lteq        Less than or equal
moreq       More or equal
neq         Not equal
in          The value can contain a comma-separated list of values.
nin         Not in. The value can contain a comma-separated list of values.
like        The value can contain the SQL wildcard characters when like is specified.
nlike       Not like
notnull     Not null
null        Null
finset      A value within a set of values
nfinset     A value that is not within a set of values.
from        The beginning of a range. Must be used with to.
to          The end of a range. Must be used with from.

Filter Groups

FilterGroup class is used to apply multiple search criteria filters.

For OR condition: Pass filters array inside the FilterGroup class object.
For AND condition: Pass filterGroups array inside the searchCriteria class object.

$filter1
    ->setField("name")
    ->setValue("%laptop%")
    ->setConditionType("like");

$filter2
    ->setField("store_id")
    ->setValue("1")
    ->setConditionType("eq");

$filterGroup1->setFilters([$filter1, $filter2]);

$filter3
    ->setField("url_type")
    ->setValue(1)
    ->setConditionType("eq");

$filterGroup2->setFilters([$filter3]);

$searchCriteria->setFilterGroups([$filterGroup1, $filterGroup2]);

The above code will generate the following conditions:

(name like %laptop% OR store_id eq 1) AND (url_type eq 1)

Sorting

SortOrder is used to apply sorting to the search criteria.

Field and Direction can be passed to the sortOrder object.

Field is the name of the field to sort.
Direction is how we would like to sort the result. The two sorting values are ASC and DESC.

$sortOrder
    ->setField("email")
    ->setDirection("ASC");

$searchCriteria->setSortOrders([$sortOrder]);

Pagination

Limit the number in the result.

$searchCriteria->setPageSize(20); //retrieve 20 or less entities

Set the current page

$searchCriteria
    ->setPageSize(20)
    ->setCurrentPage(2); //show the 21st to 40th entity

The search engine determines the maximum number of results that a query can return.
For Elasticsearch, the default value of 10000 is defined in the module’s etc/di.xml file.

Search Items Using Filters

Below is an example of how we can search Product Repository using Search Criteria Builder.

The ProductRepositoryInterface class has the getList(SearchCriteria $searchCriteria) function which returns the search result object. The object is an instance of the class that implements the interface SearchResultInterface.

FilterBuilder and SearchCriteriaBuilder are used to avoid shared instances, i.e. we will be using create() method in the builder object so that Magento will instantiate a new object (unshared object).

use Magento\Framework\Api\SearchCriteriaBuilder;
use Magento\Framework\Api\FilterBuilder;
use Magento\Catalog\Api\ProductRepositoryInterface;
use Magento\Catalog\Api\Data\ProductInterface;
...
...
$filter = $this->filterBuilder
    ->setField(ProductInterface::NAME)
    ->setValue('%headphone%')
    ->setConditionType('like')
    ->create();

$this->searchCriteriaBuilder->addFilters([$filter]);
$this->searchCriteriaBuilder->setPageSize(20);

$searchCriteria = $this->searchCriteriaBuilder->create();
$productsItems  = $this->productRepository
    ->getList($searchCriteria)
    ->getItems();

Search Items using FilterGroups

Using FilterGroups to add multiple AND and OR conditions to search products.

use Magento\Framework\Api\SearchCriteriaBuilder;
use Magento\Framework\Api\FilterBuilder;
use Magento\Framework\Api\Search\FilterGroupBuilder;
use Magento\Catalog\Api\ProductRepositoryInterface;
use Magento\Catalog\Api\Data\ProductInterface;
...
...
$filter1 = $this->filterBuilder
    ->setField(ProductInterface::NAME)
    ->setValue("%laptop%")
    ->setConditionType("like")
    ->create();

$filter2 = $this->filterBuilder
    ->setField("store_id")
    ->setValue("1")
    ->setConditionType("eq")
    ->create();

$filterGroup1 = $this->filterGroupBuilder
    ->setFilters([$filter1, $filter2]);

$filter3 = $this->filterBuilder
    ->setField("url_type")
    ->setValue(1)
    ->setConditionType("eq")
    ->create();

$filterGroup2 = $this->filterGroupBuilder
    ->setFilters([$filter3]);

$this->searchCriteriaBuilder
    ->setFilterGroups([$filterGroup1, $filterGroup2]);

$this->searchCriteriaBuilder->setPageSize(20);

$searchCriteria = $this->searchCriteriaBuilder->create();
$productsItems  = $this->productRepository
    ->getList($searchCriteria)
    ->getItems();

Product Repository

use Magento\Catalog\Api\ProductRepositoryInterface;
use Magento\Catalog\Api\Data\ProductInterface;

Category Repository

use Magento\Catalog\Api\CategoryRepositoryInterface;
use Magento\Catalog\Api\Data\CategoryInterface;

CMS Page Repository

use Magento\Cms\Api\PageRepositoryInterface;
use Magento\Cms\Api\Data\PageInterface;

CMS Block Repository

use Magento\Cms\Api\BlockRepositoryInterface;
use Magento\Cms\Api\Data\BlockInterface;

Customer Repository

use Magento\Customer\Api\CustomerRepositoryInterface;
use Magento\Customer\Api\Data\CustomerInterface;

Order Repository

use Magento\Sales\Api\OrderRepositoryInterface;
use Magento\Sales\Api\Data\OrderInterface;

From time to time everyone finds them selves in a position where they are faced with a development they have never confronted before. Today I was achieve to get all orders for a customer based on the customer email address.. While there are almost certainly several ways to do this, I found a nice query that is quick, and capable.

$orderCollection = Mage::getModel(‘sales/order’)->getCollection(); $orderCollection->addFieldToFilter(‘customer_email’,'email@domain.com’);

Happy coding, hope this helps next time you’re working on Magento

Login/Logout Code in Header

<?php if (! Mage::getSingleton('customer/session')->isLoggedIn()): ?>

<a href="<?php echo Mage::helper('customer')->getLoginUrl(); ?>"><?php echo $this->__('Login') ?></a>

<?php else: ?>

<a href="<?php echo Mage::helper('customer')->getLogoutUrl(); ?>"><?php echo $this->__('Logout') ?></a>

<?php endif; ?>

Use of session in Magento:
Let’s start this blog with the session definition, ‘It is a way to preserve certain data across subsequent accesses’. This enables you to build more customized applications and increase the appeal of your web site. Now, Let’s see how to set ,unset and retrieve a session in Magento.

Generally, Magento session is handled by core Module ‘core/session’. We use “set<session name>” to set a session variable. For more understanding, look on to the following syntax and example.

Mage::getSingleton(‘core/session’)->set<YOUR SESSION NAME>(<VARIABLE NAME>);
Example :
$myValue =’test’;
Mage::getSingleton(‘core/session’)->setMyValue($myValue);

In this example, I have declared the variable $myValue as “test”. I am going to set this variable in session. To do so, I have used the default syntax of the Magento in line 2. Now the session variable is set in the magento.Wow, its easy to set the session variable.

Let’s now look, how to get value from the session variable “MyValue”.  To retrieve the  session variable, we use 

get<YOUR SESSION NAME>();

Mage::getSingleton(‘core/session’)->get<YOUR SESSION NAME>();

In our example, we need to get the session value of “MyValue”. For this, let’s use “getMyValue();”. So our code will be as follows,

$getSession =Mage::getSingleton(‘core/session’)->getMyValue();

Next, we will see how to unset the session variable. To unset the session variable, we have the following syntax,

Mage::getSingleton(‘core/session’)->uns<YOUR SESSION NAME>();

Let’s have a simple example to unset the session variable.

Mage::getSingleton(‘core/session’)->unsMyValue();

This code will automatically delete the session of the MyValue.How to Use customer or core session in frontend. Use adminhtml session in the backend.

Core Session :- Mage::getSingleton(‘core/session’)
Customer Session :- Mage::getSingleton(‘customer/session’)
Admin Session :- Mage::getSingleton(‘adminhtml/session’)
Shopping Cart Session :-Mage::getSingleton(‘checkout/session’)->getQuote()

Magento AW Blog Integrated Search extends your default Magento search to include your Magento CMS pages and AW blog posts content in search results.  Blog contents are now listed in search results from integrated AW blog to ensure more keywords and content visibility to user. This extension will reduce the user bounce rate and keep your search more interactive and effective than before. You can add following results in default search in Magento

• Magento CSM pages
• AW Blog post
• Mage Search Tearm Improvement .

Integrating AW blog to Magento is a common way to have blog, more traffic and many more advantages. AW blog extension is well known for an effective blog in Magento community. Magento AW blog Integrated Search is compatible with AW blog extension.

How to Use this Extension

After install extension go to System -> Index Management .
In Index Management check “AW Blog Search Index” click “Reindex Data”

Customer can view the search result in front end using default magento search.

I have a downloadable product. After I order the product and when my order is complete, I am able to download the product links from ‘My Downloadable Products’ menu in Customer Account section.

I go to ‘My Downloadable Products’ section and I click on the links to download. However, the PDF file opens in the browser itself. I would like to have the feature that asks to download / save as instead of directly opening in the browser.

It is fine with ZIP files. It asks to download and save. However, the PDF files, Images, HTML files, etc. are directly opened in the browser. I want them to download and save. So, a window appearing and asking to save and download the file is what I want.

Solution:

There is a very easy solution to this.

By default, Magento has the Configuration settings to make those files open in the browser itself. You can adjust the configuration settings in Magento Admin to ask for download files instead of opening in the browser.

- Go to System -> Configuration -> Catalog -> Downloadable Product Options -> Use Content Disposition
- Change the setting from inline to attachment.

Now, whenever you click the downloadable link, a pop window will always open and ask to download or open the file.

Hope it helps. Thanks.

First let’s look at model and collection architecture in magento. If you look at a magento model class it extends Mage_Core_Model_Abstract which intern extends Varien_Object.The class Mage_Core_Model_Abstract has function like getId(), load(), save(), delete() etc .

Mysql4 resource files, as I mentioned earlier are used to perform database queries on tables. Below will list how we do sql operations inside resource files.

SELECT QUERY

Suppose we have the file Excellence_Test_Model_Mysql4_Test resource file.

<?php
class Excellence_Test_Model_Mysql4_Test extends Mage_Core_Model_Mysql4_Abstract
{
    public function _construct()
    {    
        $this->_init('test/test', 'test_id');
    }
    public function loadByField($field,$value){
    	$table = $this->getMainTable();
    	$where = $this->_getReadAdapter()->quoteInto("$field = ?", $value);
    	$select = $this->_getReadAdapter()->select()->from($table,array('test_id'))->where($where);
    	$id = $this->_getReadAdapter()->fetchOne($sql);
    	return $id;
    }
}

And here is the model file Excellence_Test_Model_Test

<?php
class Excellence_Test_Model_Test extends Mage_Core_Model_Abstract
{
	public function _construct()
	{
		parent::_construct();
		$this->_init('test/test');
	}
	public function loadByField($field,$value){
		$id = $this->getResource()->loadByField($field,$value);
		$this->load($id);
	}
}

In this file there are many new functions which have been used. Let’s take them one by one.

In our model file, we have used this function

$id = $this->getResource()->loadByField($field,$value);

$this->getResource() function returns the resource model’s object. So we are simply calling the loadyByField($field,$value) function in the resource model.

getTable() function

Now in our Mysql4 file, in the loadByField() function we have used $table = $this->getMainTable(); .This function returns the table name of the current model, i.e the one defined in the class’s constructor. If you want to get table name of another sql table in magento, we need to the getTable() call e.g

$table = $this->getTable(‘newsletter/subscribe’);

_getReadAdapter() function

Next we have: $where = $this->_getReadAdapter()->quoteInto(“$field = ?”, $value);

Here the first function too see is the $this->_getReadAdapter() function. This function return an object which has function to perform database query, like fetch(), fetchAll(), query(), etc.

Next, in read adapter, we can perform operations like:

1. fetchAll() : returns entire database table in multiple dimensional array as per the select query. e.g if we are executing an sql like “select * from table_name”, we would use the fetchAll() function to get all the values.
2. fetchRow(): returns a single row of the database table as per the select query. e.g if we are executing sql like “select * from table where id = ’1′” would use fetchRow() to get the single row.
3. fetchCol(): returns single column of a database table as per the select query. e.g if query is a select name from table” we would use fetchCol() function.
4. fetchOne(): return since value, i.e single row and single column. e.g if sql query “select count(*) from table” then we would use fetchOne()

The read adapter has many other functions as well, but above are the important functions used.

_quoteInfo() function

Another function we have used is quoteInto(): This function is used to create our where conditions. In this the actual value is substituted into the question mark we have written. For e.g $this->_getReadAdapter()->quoteInto(“user_id = ?”, 3); translates to

“user_id = 3″. Another frequently used variation of quoteInfo() is

$where = $this->_getReadAdapter()->quoteInto("$field IN(?)", array(1,2,3));

this translates to “field in (1,2,3)”

Getting deeper into the quoteInto() function: If we have multiple where conditions we can use

$where = $this->_getReadAdapter()->quoteInto("$field = ? AND ", $value).$this->_getReadAdapter()->quoteInto("$field1 = ? OR ", $value1).$this->_getReadAdapter()->quoteInto("$field2 = ?", $value2);

So this way, we can have multiple where conditions.

Continuing on the loadByField function in our resource model, next we have

$select = $this->_getReadAdapter()->select()->from($table,array(‘test_id’))->where($where);

Here we have created the select query using the select(), and on that called the from() function.

from() function

The from() function takes many different parameters, if you want to fire a simple select * query, you need to only pass the table name like from($table).

But right now, I wanted to select just a single column that is test_id, so I passed an array with column name to select. i.e array(‘test_id’). If we want to select multiple column, we need to array(‘test_id’,’col1’,’col2’). This will create a sql like

“select test_id,col1,col2 from $table”. But support we want a sql query like

“select test_id as id,col1 as column1 from $table” , i would call

from($table,array('id'=>'test_id','column1'=>'col1'));

Note:

If you want to see the exact sql that is generated by your function, you can any time do this

<?php echo $select; ?>

Again, back to the loadByField() function. The last line

<?php
	$id = $this->_getReadAdapter()->fetchOne($sql);
?>

This is already explained, above.

The select() function we used above return a select object which provides us with many more functions to perform all operations on a sql query. The class for the select object is Varien_Db_Select, where you can look into more details for all functions. Let look at a sample php code below.

public function getAll(){
		$table = $this->getMainTable();
		$where = $this->_getReadAdapter()->quoteInto("id = ?", 123);
$select = $this->_getReadAdapter()->select()->from($table)->columns(array('test_id'))->where($where)->limit(10,5)->order('created_time')->group('list_id')->having('list_id > ?',10);		
echo $select;
	}

As we can see all function in the select object, return the select object itself. Due to this we are able to chain the functions.

In this example, I have used almost all the sql select parameters you might require expect joins, which will be covered later.

Let’s take each function one at a time.

1. select() : used to initialize the sql query. This returns the Select object, which is the object on which we do all our operations.
2. from(): table name on which select operation is done. we have seen this in detail above.
3. columns() : here we can specify exactly which columns to select in the query
4. where() : used to give the where condition
5. limit(): takes to parameters. First are how many rows to return and second is offset from where to start. So in current case, it means return 10rows, leaving first 5rows.this uses the LIMIT 10 OFFSET 5 syntax in sql query, rather than LIMIT 10,5
6. order(): you can set how you want to order the result set. Default is ascending order. But if you want to mentioned descending order you do order(array(‘created_time Zend_Db_Select::SQL_DESC))
7. group(): put group by clause in your select query in the specified field.Having(): put having condition for group by clause.

JOINS

Let look at sample function.

public function joinUs()
{
		$table = $this->getMainTable();
		$table2 = $this->getTable('customer/entity');
		$cond = $this->_getReadAdapter()->quoteInto('t1.id = t2.customer_id','');
		$where = $this->_getReadAdapter()->quoteInto('t1.list_id = "?"',123);
		$select = $this->_getReadAdapter()->select()->from(array('t1'=>$table))->join(array('t2'=>$table2), $cond)->where($where);
		echo $select."<br/>";
		$select = $this->_getReadAdapter()->select()->from(array('t1'=>$table))->joinLeft(array('t2'=>$table2), $cond)->where($where);
		echo $select."<br/>";
		$select = $this->_getReadAdapter()->select()->from(array('t1'=>$table))->joinRight(array('t2'=>$table2), $cond)->where($where);
		echo $select."<br/>";
		echo $select."<br/>";
}

This is the output I got in the my pc

SELECT `t1`.*, `t2`.* FROM `aws` AS `t1` INNER JOIN `customer_entity` AS `t2` ON t1.id = t2.customer_id WHERE (t1.list_id = "123")
SELECT `t1`.*, `t2`.* FROM `aws` AS `t1` LEFT JOIN `customer_entity` AS `t2` ON t1.id = t2.customer_id WHERE (t1.list_id = "123")
SELECT `t1`.*, `t2`.* FROM `aws` AS `t1` RIGHT JOIN `customer_entity` AS `t2` ON t1.id = t2.customer_id WHERE (t1.list_id = "123")

So, here you can see clearly how to use joins. I don’t think much explanation is required, the function call are self-explanatory. We can also use joinCross, joinFull, joinNatural as well, if you require it in any query. Please look at Varien_Db_Select class for details.

COUNT,MAX

Again, lets take another sample code

public function countUs(){
		$table = $this->getMainTable();
		$where = $this->_getReadAdapter()->quoteInto("id = ?", 123);
		$select = $this->_getReadAdapter()->select()->from($table)->reset('columns')->columns(new Zend_Db_Expr('count(*)'));
		echo $select.'<br>';
		$select = $this->_getReadAdapter()->select()->from($table)->reset('columns')->columns(new Zend_Db_Expr('max(list_id)'));
		echo $select.'<br>';
	}

This is the output.

SELECT count(*) FROM `aws`
SELECT max("list_id") FROM `aws`

As you can see here, using Expr classes, we do mysql averaging functions.

query() function

In the end, if you have a very complex sql query, you want to execute you can simple use the query function.

$sql = ‘…complex sql…’;

$this->_getReadAdapter()->query($sql);

public function updateUs(){
		$table = $this->getMainTable();
		$where = $this->_getWriteAdapter()->quoteInto('id = ?', 1);
$query = $this->_getWriteAdapter()->update($table, array('product_id'=>2,'file_id'=>3),$where);	
}

Here you can see how to execute the update query.

UPDATE `aws` SET `product_id` = ?, `file_id` = ? WHERE (id = 1)

For delete query, it’s very simple

$this->_getWriteAdapter()->delete($table,$where)->limit(1);

Important Note: Its considered good practice in magento, to execute these sql query in the resource files only. You can get the read adaptor object in model, phtml or any other files and do the above operations in any file. But as good practices, always try to do the query in resource/mysql4 files only.

AW Blog Report Generation extends used to generate user view AW Blog result count . Following
type of report you can see

• Report displayed by Days .
• Report displayed by Month .
• Report displayed by Year .

Features

• AW Blog User Visit Report .
• Used to Customer visting interest .
• Help to improve SEO of your Blog post .

Recomented

• Magento 1.7.x or Magento 1.8.x .
• AW Blog Magento Extension .