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When a payment is validated, the order status becomes "Payment validated" ("Paiement accepté" in french). I want to set another status when payment is validated, so the history would show the following : Current status : My personnal status History : My personnal status Payment validated To do so, I use the hook actionOrderStatusPostUpdate. This is my code : public function hookActionOrderStatusPostUpdate($aParams) { $oOrder = new Order($aParams['id_order']); if($aParams['newOrderStatus']->id == Configuration::get('PS_OS_PAYMENT')) { $oOrder->setCurrentState(Configuration::get('XXXXXX_STATUS

I drove against a wall again and need your help with some low-level stuff. I already succeeded in hooking exported DLL-Functions ( with this code btw. ) by injecting them into my target process (e.g. I can easily detour MessageBoxW from user32.dll ). Unfortunately I aim for a different scenario: I have to detour a function defined inside the executable I'm injecting my code into. The application is Open-Source so I know everything about the function I'd need for hooking it, but the binary is signed with a certificate so I can not compile my own version. Is it possible to fetch the functions'

Cycript is a console based application that is a blend of Objective-C and JavaScript. Cycript is very useful for dynamic analysis of iOS applications. If you write any methods or the complete ipa with Swift is it still possible to hook the application on a jailbroken device? Or is Swift safe like "native C" Code on iOS ? I'm not really familiar with Cycript but I have a little understanding of the Swift compiler. Swift code will be more resistant to hooking but it should not be completely impossible. NSObject subclasses and Swift classes that are declared @objc should be as accessible as

I am using Delphi and trying to read from a bar code scanner over USB, so that it is just another Human Interface Device. I get the digits correctly, but get each twice. I imagine that this is key down and key up. I could; kludge it with a flag and ignore very second read, but would rather do it propery. My code is adapted slightly from this link . Can I specify that I only want key_up events when assigning the hook? KBHook := SetWindowsHookEx(WH_KEYBOARD, @KeyboardHookProc, HInstance, GetCurrentThreadId()) ; or somehow check a flag within the hook function itself? Update: I tried to code for

With SQLAlchemy, it is possible to add a default value to every function. As I understand it, this may also be a callable (either without any arguments or with an optional ExecutionContext argument). Now in a declarative scenario, I wonder if it is somehow possible to have a default function which is called with the object that is being stored. I.e. possibly like so: Base = sqlalchemy.ext.declarative.declarative_base() class BaseEntity(Base): value = Column('value', String(40), default=BaseEntity.gen_default) def gen_default(self): # do something with self, for example # generate a default

I'm creating a console application in which I'd like to record key presses (like the UP ARROW). I've created a Low Level Keyboard Hook that is supposed to capture all Key Presses in any thread and invoke my callback function, but it isn't working. The program stalls for a bit when I hit a key, but never invokes the callback. I've checked the documentation but haven't found anything. I don't know whether I'm using SetWindowsHookEx() incorrectly (to my knowledge it successfully creates the hook) or my callback function is incorrect! I'm not sure whats wrong! Thanks in advance for the help.

I have a local repository, and I have set up another repository on my live server: www.site.com/projects/ProjectA What I want to achieve is very simple: After I PUSH to GitHub, I want the repository at www.site.com/projects/ProjectA to PULL - hence update the live version of the project, that my client can see. I've been reading tons about hooks and I cannot find a very simple example for what I need. All tutorials are made for advanced functionality. What I have done I have the SSH access settings done. I have a remote repository at www.site.com/projects/ProjectA that I created while logged

I am wondering if there is a way to specify a php function or file to be called every time a user visits and exits a page on my site. So if a user visits say example.com/ex.php can I have a function called before ex.php is run and after ex.php is finished? I want to be able to record the time it takes to execute php files on my site and store that so I can run queries later to analyze the info. I would prefer not to have to add code to the beginning and end of every file I want to track. Thanks in advance. Try auto Append/prepend file ini directive. http://php.net/manual/en/ini.core.php Apache