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Next, take the formatted data and create the HTML: $html .= " <p> <a href='$productLink'><img src='$imageLink' alt='$name'/></a><br/> $name <br/> $price </p>"; You have one more step to connect everything. \app\code\local\Definitivemagento\Helloworld\etc\config.xml: < xml version="1.0" > <config> <modules> <Definitivemagento_Helloworld> <version>1.0</version> </Definitivemagento_Helloworld> </modules> <global> <blocks> <Definitivemagento_Helloworld> <class>Definitivemagento_Helloworld_Block</class> </Definitivemagento_Helloworld> </blocks> <models> <Definitivemagento_Helloworld> <class>Definitivemagento_Helloworld_Model</class> </Definitivemagento_Helloworld> </models> </global> </config> Because you created the new Model, you have to add it to the config.xml file. And you re done.

We start our test case for the Edit Author user story in the same way we did with the test case for the create functionality, by loading the form page. def test_edit get :edit, :id => 1 assert_tag :tag => 'input', :attributes => { :name => 'author[first_name]', :value => 'Joel' } assert_tag :tag => 'input', :attributes => { :name => 'author[last_name]', :value => 'Spolsky' } end

name = raw_input('Please enter your name: ') or '<unknown>' In other words, if the return value from raw_input is true (not an empty string), it is assigned to name (nothing changes); otherwise, the default '<unknown>' is assigned to name. This sort of short-circuit logic can be used to implement the so-called ternary operator (or conditional operator), found in languages such as C and Java. For a thorough explanation, see Alex Martelli s recipe on the subject in the Python Cookbook (http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Cookbook/Python/Recipe/ 52310).

Let s repeat the procedure from Hello World. From the Admin Panel, choose CMS, Manage Pages. Select the row labeled Home page. From the General Information tab, under Content, you can add the following line of code (see Figure 10-9): {{block type="Definitivemagento_Helloword/randomproducts"}}

We try to load the edit page for author 1 and test that the form has input fields with correct preset values After running the test and finding it running red, we implement the edit interface We first set the needed values in the edit action in app/controllers/admin/author_controllerrb: def edit @author = Authorfind(params[:id]) @page_title = 'Edit author' end We use the normal ActiveRecord find method to fetch the Author object with the id that was passed with the URL Then we populate the page title, just as we did with the new page The view file app/views/admin/author/editrhtml looks pretty much the same as newrhtml, with the exception that the form action is update instead of create this time Note that we use the same partial template to output the actual form fields as on the new page.

Figure 10-9. Adding random product module Refresh your Magento site and see the results. This is very bare bones, but with a little CSS styling you can incorporate this output to match the flow of your template and design (see Figure 10-10).

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