Creating a category programmatically using category factory, category data gets created in DB, but category...












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I create a category model using category factory and then use the ->save method to save the category. I can see some data created, along with catalog_category_entity, but the category is not visible in admin.
This is the code that I use:



public function createCategory($categoryName="", $categoryDescription="", $parentCategoryId=2, $position=1) {



        /// Add a new sub category under root category

        $categoryTmp = $this->cf->create();

        $categoryTmp->setName($categoryName);

        $categoryTmp->setIsActive(true);

        $categoryTmp->setUrlKey("cat-" . $categoryName);

        $categoryTmp->setData("description", $categoryDescription);

        $categoryTmp->setParentId($parentCategoryId);

        $categoryTmp->setStoreId(0);

        $categoryTmp->setPath("2");



        $categoryTmp->save(); //Using this save method, because the perfion import procedure is not time-demanding 

        return $categoryTmp;

    }


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  • My guess would be 1) Not assigned inside Root Category which is Default category. 2) Store not assigned.

    – Kingshuk Deb
    Apr 11 '17 at 13:05











  • I assign it under an existing category. StoreId is also assigned.

    – Vladimir Despotovic
    Apr 11 '17 at 14:18
















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Pretty much self-explanatory.



I create a category model using category factory and then use the ->save method to save the category. I can see some data created, along with catalog_category_entity, but the category is not visible in admin.
This is the code that I use:



public function createCategory($categoryName="", $categoryDescription="", $parentCategoryId=2, $position=1) {



        /// Add a new sub category under root category

        $categoryTmp = $this->cf->create();

        $categoryTmp->setName($categoryName);

        $categoryTmp->setIsActive(true);

        $categoryTmp->setUrlKey("cat-" . $categoryName);

        $categoryTmp->setData("description", $categoryDescription);

        $categoryTmp->setParentId($parentCategoryId);

        $categoryTmp->setStoreId(0);

        $categoryTmp->setPath("2");



        $categoryTmp->save(); //Using this save method, because the perfion import procedure is not time-demanding 

        return $categoryTmp;

    }


What am I missing here?






category programmatically create factory







share|improve this question

























  • My guess would be 1) Not assigned inside Root Category which is Default category. 2) Store not assigned.

    – Kingshuk Deb
    Apr 11 '17 at 13:05











  • I assign it under an existing category. StoreId is also assigned.

    – Vladimir Despotovic
    Apr 11 '17 at 14:18














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Pretty much self-explanatory.



I create a category model using category factory and then use the ->save method to save the category. I can see some data created, along with catalog_category_entity, but the category is not visible in admin.
This is the code that I use:



public function createCategory($categoryName="", $categoryDescription="", $parentCategoryId=2, $position=1) {



        /// Add a new sub category under root category

        $categoryTmp = $this->cf->create();

        $categoryTmp->setName($categoryName);

        $categoryTmp->setIsActive(true);

        $categoryTmp->setUrlKey("cat-" . $categoryName);

        $categoryTmp->setData("description", $categoryDescription);

        $categoryTmp->setParentId($parentCategoryId);

        $categoryTmp->setStoreId(0);

        $categoryTmp->setPath("2");



        $categoryTmp->save(); //Using this save method, because the perfion import procedure is not time-demanding 

        return $categoryTmp;

    }


What am I missing here?






category programmatically create factory







share|improve this question
















Pretty much self-explanatory.



I create a category model using category factory and then use the ->save method to save the category. I can see some data created, along with catalog_category_entity, but the category is not visible in admin.
This is the code that I use:



public function createCategory($categoryName="", $categoryDescription="", $parentCategoryId=2, $position=1) {



        /// Add a new sub category under root category

        $categoryTmp = $this->cf->create();

        $categoryTmp->setName($categoryName);

        $categoryTmp->setIsActive(true);

        $categoryTmp->setUrlKey("cat-" . $categoryName);

        $categoryTmp->setData("description", $categoryDescription);

        $categoryTmp->setParentId($parentCategoryId);

        $categoryTmp->setStoreId(0);

        $categoryTmp->setPath("2");



        $categoryTmp->save(); //Using this save method, because the perfion import procedure is not time-demanding 

        return $categoryTmp;

    }


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  • My guess would be 1) Not assigned inside Root Category which is Default category. 2) Store not assigned.

    – Kingshuk Deb
    Apr 11 '17 at 13:05











  • I assign it under an existing category. StoreId is also assigned.

    – Vladimir Despotovic
    Apr 11 '17 at 14:18



















  • My guess would be 1) Not assigned inside Root Category which is Default category. 2) Store not assigned.

    – Kingshuk Deb
    Apr 11 '17 at 13:05











  • I assign it under an existing category. StoreId is also assigned.

    – Vladimir Despotovic
    Apr 11 '17 at 14:18

















My guess would be 1) Not assigned inside Root Category which is Default category. 2) Store not assigned.

– Kingshuk Deb
Apr 11 '17 at 13:05





My guess would be 1) Not assigned inside Root Category which is Default category. 2) Store not assigned.

– Kingshuk Deb
Apr 11 '17 at 13:05













I assign it under an existing category. StoreId is also assigned.

– Vladimir Despotovic
Apr 11 '17 at 14:18





I assign it under an existing category. StoreId is also assigned.

– Vladimir Despotovic
Apr 11 '17 at 14:18










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