customer = $customer; $this->cart = $cart; $this->token = $token; } public function getToken() { return $this->token; } private function authorizeChange(Address $address, $token) { if ($address->id_customer && (int) $address->id_customer !== (int) $this->customer->id) { // Can't touch anybody else's address return false; } if ($token !== $this->token) { // XSS? return false; } return true; } /* * Saves or updates an address for the current customer. */ public function save(Address $address, $token) { /* * First, we need to validate if the customer is allowed to change this address. * It must belong to him and the token must match. */ if (!$this->authorizeChange($address, $token)) { return false; } /* * Ensure the address is linked to the current customer. * We check this in authorizeChange already, but here we set it for new addresses, * that don't have id_customer set yet. */ $address->id_customer = $this->customer->id; /* * If the address has already been used in a placed order, * we cannot update it directly, we need to create copy instead. * * Otherwise, just call a regular save(). */ if ($address->isUsed()) { return $this->updateUsedAddress($address); } return $address->save(); } /* * Handles deletion of an address for the current customer from my account zone * or during checkout. */ public function delete(Address $address, $token) { if (!$this->authorizeChange($address, $token)) { return false; } // First, we mark the address ID we are deleting, we will need it to update a cart $id = $address->id; /* * And run the deletion process. The address may be hard or soft deleted, depending * on whether it has been used in orders already. */ $ok = $address->delete(); /* * If the address was successfully deleted, we need to update the current cart. * Deleted address ID was already unassigned from all non-ordered carts in the database in Address:delete() method, * but we can still have the deleted ID assigned in context->cart. */ if ($ok) { // Unsetting the addresses from the cart is probably not necessary, because // it's doing it again inside updateAddressId method. if ($this->cart->id_address_invoice == $id) { unset($this->cart->id_address_invoice); } if ($this->cart->id_address_delivery == $id) { unset($this->cart->id_address_delivery); } // Now we update the cart to use another address (the first one) instead of the deleted one $this->cart->updateAddressId($id, Address::getFirstCustomerAddressId($this->customer->id)); } return $ok; } /** * When an address has already been used in a placed order, it is not edited directly, * instead it is set to "deleted" (but kept in database) and a new address * is created. * * @param Address $address * * @return bool */ private function updateUsedAddress(Address $address) { // We load the current data of this address $oldAddress = new Address($address->id); // Reset the ID to create a new address $address->id = $address->id_address = null; // Save the new address and delete the old one if ($address->save() && $oldAddress->delete()) { /* * If the address was successfully changed, we need to update the current cart. Old address ID * was already unassigned from all non-ordered carts in the database in Address:delete() method, * but we can still have the deleted ID assigned in context->cart. * * Please note that even if we assign a new address ID to the cart here, if the cart is not saved * later and the customer logs out and logs in again, the cart may receive Address::getFirstCustomerAddressId * instead of this $address->id. * * In PrestaShop, we don't have any functionality to remember which address was last used in the cart, * if the cart is not saved. */ $this->cart->updateAddressId($oldAddress->id, $address->id); return true; } return false; } }