/**
* Find all of the items pending restock and stock 'em.
*
* This is implemented in an RDMBS-agnostic manner, and as
* a result, all of this looping can become wildly inefficient
* when there's a lot of stuff to restock.
*
* It may be better to re-implement this to use an
* INSERT INTO ... SELECT ... query and then an UPDATE query
* to change the next restock time. But, since I am designing
* a template app that needs to support many RDBMSes, I can do
* things that are Bad(tm) and let the scalability issues be you
* problem when you run into them. Neener-neener!
*
* @return bool
**/
public function performJob()
{
ShopRestock::processPendingRestocks($this->db);
}
$renderer->assign('item', $ITEM);
$renderer->assign('shops', $SHOPS);
$renderer->assign('restock', $RESTOCK);
if ($restock != null) {
$renderer->display('admin/items/restocks/edit.tpl');
} else {
$renderer->display('admin/items/restocks/new.tpl');
}
break;
// end default
// end default
case 'save':
$RESTOCK = array('shop_id' => trim(stripinput($_POST['restock']['shop_id'])), 'frequency' => trim(stripinput($_POST['restock']['frequency'])), 'min_price' => trim(stripinput($_POST['restock']['minimum_price'])), 'max_price' => trim(stripinput($_POST['restock']['maximum_price'])), 'min_quantity' => trim(stripinput($_POST['restock']['minimum_quantity'])), 'max_quantity' => trim(stripinput($_POST['restock']['maximum_quantity'])), 'quantity_cap' => trim(stripinput($_POST['restock']['quantity_cap'])));
// If the group could not be loaded, start making a new one.
if ($restock == null) {
$restock = new ShopRestock($db);
}
if ($RESTOCK['shop_id'] == null) {
$ERRORS[] = 'No shop specified.';
} else {
$shop = new Shop($db);
$shop = $shop->findOneByShopId($RESTOCK['shop_id']);
if ($shop == null) {
$ERRORS[] = 'Invalid shop specified.';
}
}
// end shop id > 0
if ($RESTOCK['frequency'] == null) {
$ERRORS[] = 'No frequency specified.';
}
if ($RESTOCK['min_price'] == null) {
