How to Save Custom Option Field Value When Creating Order Programmatically

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I have been trying to create order programatically, it's working well except custom option.

I have one custom option which reference id is 435. I have tried the following. But it seems not working

$order->setData(array( 'options' => array(
     435 => $customvalue,
)));

I got above suggestion From here

How to save custom option field value when create order programatically?

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I got an answer for my question from here

Its working rock

$existentOptions['additional_options'][] = array(
'label' => $optiontitle, // Title of custom option field
'value' => $customvalue,  // Value of custom option field
);

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Magento – Help with adding a custom option type value field

Looks like you will have to do some array itterations and key checking to pull your values.

Try this in your observer.

$options = $observer->getEvent()->getProduct()->getOptions();
if (is_array($options)) {
  foreach ($options as $key => $option) {
      if (is_array($option)  && array_key_exists('values',$option)) {   
          foreach ($option['values'] as $value) {
              if (is_array($value) && array_key_exists('YOUR FIELD NAME',$value)) {
                   $result = $value['YOUR FIELD NAME'];
                   // do something with the $result
              } 
          }
      }
  }

}

Hope that helps.

Magento – Product Custom Option Duplication on Save Within Loop

OK so I finally came back to this issue and the following post helped me figure this one out: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4006260/magento-accumulating-custom-options-in-script

As the user in the post above says, the Magento product option model was 'designed with a singleton pattern', which means for each loop I am adding the product options again, then setting these duplicated options to the following product.

So the fix is simply to call Mage::getSingleton('catalog/product_option')->unsetOptions(); before we call setProductOptions. There is no need to call load() either, the model returned in the collection is adequate.

So yeah, simple when you know how eh! I was really tearing my hair out on this one, thanks Magento!

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Magento – Help with adding a custom option type value field

Magento – Product Custom Option Duplication on Save Within Loop

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