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how to add wordpress header and footer in magento.

how to add wordpress header and footer in magento.after complete my previus tutorial How to integrate magento and wordpress follow my simple steps.

Step 1:(include wordpress header in Your magento store )

Go to this link in your file manager

"
YOUR-MAGENTO-FOLDER/app/design/frontend/default/YOUR-THEME/template/page/html/header.phtml
"

in top of this file u add this simple wordpress function .

"
<?php get_header();?>
"
now You check in your magento store wordpress header show nice .

Step 2:(include wordpress footer in Your magento store)

Go to this link in your file manager

"YOUR-MAGENTO-FOLDER/app/design/frontend/default/YOUR-THEME/template/page/html/footer.phtml"

open that file delete all coding in that file u add this simple wordpress function only.

"
<?php get_footer();?>
"

now You check in your magento store wordpress footer show nice .

Note:after adding all this you see some errors in prototype.js file. how to clear this error in next tutorial.
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Magento Wordpress Integrated Search

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WordPress Vtiger Synchronization

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How to integrate magento and wordpress

You want to integrate your store to blog.simply follow my simple steps.

Step 1:
Goto magneto store files edit index.php add these lines

if ( strpos($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], 'index.php/admin') === FALSE )
{
define('WP_USE_THEMES', false);
require_once('../wp-load.php'); // configure your WordPress location.
}

Step 2:

copy "Your-magento-folder/app/code/core/Mage/Core/functions.php"

to "Your-magento-folder/app/code/local/Mage/Core/functions.php"

If u not have the folder structure create that folder and paste .

Step 3:

find "function __() " this line around 90 to 100 in "Your-magento-folder/app/code/local/Mage/Core/functions.php"

thats look like

"

function __()

{

return Mage::app()->getTranslator()->translate(func_get_args());

}

"

U change it like this

"

if (!function_exists('__')) {

function __()

{

return Mage::app()->getTranslator()->translate(func_get_args());

}

}

"
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CRUD operation in PhoneGap application using SQLite Database

Introduction:
Few days ago I received a comment from one of the reader of my blog to show an example on CRUD (Create, Read, Update and Delete) with the database. So in this post we will explore the use of CRUD operation using SQLite database in PhoneGap application.

Description:
CRUD can be described as a process, which helps the user to add, view, search and modify the information inside the database.

Here are the basic steps which demonstrates CRUD operation.

Create or add new entries
Read, retrieve, search or view existing entries
Update, modify or edit existing entries
Delete, deactivate or destroy existing entries

Before doing any operation on database let’s initialize the database first, either using HTML5 local database concept or using SQLite plugin.

Let’s add the following javascript to initilze the database.

var databaseName =  "DummyDB";
var databaseVersion = "1.0";
var databaseDisplayName = "DummyDatabase";
var databaseSize =  2 * 1024 * 1024;
var myDB = "";
 
//Accessing with HTML5 local database
myDB = window.openDatabase(databaseName, databaseVersion , databaseDisplayName, databaseSize);

window.openDatabase helps to return the new database object. This method will create a the new SQLite database and also can be use for other data manipulation.

//Using SQLite plugin
myDB = window.sqlitePlugin.openDatabase({name : databaseName});

Above method will create the SQLite datebase with unlimited storage capacity. To integrate the SQLite plugin we can follow this post.

Now lets focus on the basic 4 steps of CRUD operation by using the database object already created by above step.

CREATE: Initializing or creating the table. We normally use two keywords CREATE and INSERT for this operation.

Example:

function CreateBusinessTable() {
            myDB.transaction(function(transaction) {
                transaction.executeSql('CREATE ' +
                           'TABLE IF NOT EXISTS ' +
                           'Business_Table (id integer primary key, business_id integer, business_name text)', [],
                    function(tx, result) {
                        console.log("Business table created successfully.");
                    }, 
                    function(error) {
                          console.log("Error occurred while creating the table.");
                    });
                });
}
function InsertBusinessData(){
        myDB.transaction(function(transaction) {
            // Define insert query
            var executeQuery = "INSERT INTO " +
                                "Business_Table" + 
                                "(business_id, business_name) "+
                                "VALUES(?,?)";
            Helper.log(executeQuery);              
            transaction.executeSql(executeQuery, ['1234', 'Samdoit']
                , function(tx, result) {   // On success
                     console.log('Business data inserted successfully.');
                },
                function(error){     // On error                               
                     console.log('Error occurred while inserting business data.'); 
                });
        });
}

READ: Use to get, search or retrieve entries from a table inside the database.

Example:

function GetBusinessData() {
           myDB.transaction(function(transaction) {
                transaction.executeSql("SELECT business_id, business_name FROM Business_Table                                                   WHERE business_id =?", ['1234'],
                function(tx, result) {
                      var dataLength = result.rows.length;
                       console.log(dataLength);
                      if(dataLength  > 0){
                           var businessName = result.rows.item(0).business_name;
            console.log(businessName);
                       }else{
                             console.log("No business found having this business id.); 
                       }
                  }, 
                  function(error) {
                        console.log("Error occurred while getting the data.);
                  });
          }); 
}

UPDATE: This operation is used to update or modify the entries in the table.

Example:

function UpdateBusinssTable(){
    myDB.transaction(
                    function(transaction) {
                    // Define update query
                    var executeQuery = "UPDATE " +
                                       "Business_Table " +
                                       "SET business_name = ?  WHERE  business_id =?"; 
                    transaction.executeSql(executeQuery, ['Samdoit Infotech', '1234']
                        , function(tx, result) {   // On success
                             console.log('Business updated successfully.');
                        },
                        function(error){     // On error                               
                            console.log('Error occurred while updating the business.'); 
                        });
           });
}

DELETE: This is the last and final method of CRUD operation which is used to delete/drop the entries in table.

Example:

function DeleteBusinessTable(){
            myDB.transaction(
                function(transaction) {
                // Define delete query
                var executeQuery = "DELETE FROM Business_Table";
                transaction.executeSql(executeQuery, []
                    , function(tx, result) {   // On success
                         console.log('All business data deleted successfully.');
                    },
                    function(error){     // On error                               
                         console.log('Error occurred while deleting the business data.'); 
                    });
            });
}
 
function DropBusinessTable(){
            myDB.transaction(
                function(transaction) {
                // Define delete query
                var executeQuery = "DROP TABLE  IF EXISTS Business_Table";
                transaction.executeSql(executeQuery, []
                    , function(tx, result) {   // On success
                         console.log('Table deleted successfully.');
                    },
                    function(error){     // On error                               
                         console.log('Error occurred while droping the table.'); 
                    });
            });
}

Summary:
I hope the above content will give some idea to start the basic CRUD operation with database and will make the life easy.

Upgrading to PHP 7 on Amazon Linux EC2 Instance
By now you may know that PHP 7 has been available for quite some time now coming with a number of improvements over version 5. It may be wise to upgrade to PHP7 when running for instance a WordPress using Amazon AWS where you are responsible for any upgrades.

Also as of July 2016, Amazon officially added PHP7 to its repository so you can install it using yum. So first thing I did was create a backup image of my EC2 instance before I went on with the upgrade. Once I had my backups done and proceeded with the PHP 7 upgrade.

Here are the steps I took in order to upgrade from PHP 5.x to 7.

Login to your Linux instance and perform the regular system updates first

$ sudo yum update

Stop the running webserver

$ sudo service httpd stop

Remove any existing PHP packages

$ sudo yum remove php*

Remove old web server installs

$ sudo yum remove httpd*

Update yum package repository

$ sudo yum clean all $ sudo yum upgrade -y

Install Apache 2.4

$ sudo yum install httpd24

Install PHP 7 packages

$ sudo yum install php70 php70-mysqlnd php70-imap php70-pecl-memcache php70-pecl-apcu php70-gd

Install a new version of mod_ssl

$ sudo yum install mod24_ssl

I also needed to reconfigure /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf and /etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl.conf.

Finally, all I needed to do is start my webserver

$ service httpd start

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