A data abstraction object that holds methods and attributes.
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| __construct ($params=null, $fetch=true) |
| Constructor.
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| delete () |
| Deletes this object from the database.
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| get_record_data () |
| Returns object with fields and values that are defined in database.
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| insert () |
| Records this object in the Database, sets its id to the returned value, and returns that value.
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| load_optional_fields () |
| Makes sure all the optional fields are loaded.
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| notify_changed ($deleted) |
| Called immediately after the object data has been inserted, updated, or deleted in the database.
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| update () |
| Updates this object in the Database, based on its object variables.
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| update_from_db () |
| Using this object's id field, fetches the matching record in the DB, and looks at each variable in turn.
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static | fetch ($params) |
| Finds and returns a data_object instance based on params.
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static | fetch_all ($params) |
| Finds and returns all data_object instances based on params.
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static | fetch_all_helper ($table, $classname, $params) |
| Factory method - uses the parameters to retrieve all matching instances from the DB.
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static | set_properties (&$instance, $params) |
| Given an associated array or object, cycles through each key/variable and assigns the value to the corresponding variable in this object.
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int | $completedself |
| completed status.
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int | $id |
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array | $optional_fields = array() |
| Array of optional fields with default values - usually long text information that is not always needed.
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array | $required_fields = array('id') |
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string | $table |
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Array | $unique_fields = array() |
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static | fetch_helper ($table, $classname, $params) |
| Factory method - uses the parameters to retrieve matching instance from the DB.
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A data abstraction object that holds methods and attributes.
- Copyright
- 2009 Catalyst IT Ltd
- Author
- Aaron Barnes aaron.nosp@m.b@ca.nosp@m.talys.nosp@m.t.ne.nosp@m.t.nz
- License
- http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later
◆ __construct()
data_object::__construct |
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Constructor.
Optionally (and by default) attempts to fetch corresponding row from DB.
If $fetch is not false, there are a few different things that can happen:
- true: load corresponding row from the database, using $params as the WHERE clause
- DATA_OBJECT_FETCH_BY_KEY: load corresponding row from the database, using only the $id in the WHERE clause (if set), otherwise using the columns listed in $this->unique_fields.
- array(): load corresponding row from the database, using the columns listed in this array in the WHERE clause
- Parameters
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array | $params | required parameters and their values for this data object |
mixed | $fetch | if false, do not attempt to fetch from the database, otherwise see notes |
◆ delete()
Deletes this object from the database.
- Return values
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◆ fetch()
static data_object::fetch |
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◆ fetch_all()
static data_object::fetch_all |
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◆ fetch_all_helper()
static data_object::fetch_all_helper |
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Factory method - uses the parameters to retrieve all matching instances from the DB.
@final
- Parameters
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string | $table | The table name to fetch from |
string | $classname | The class that you want the result instantiated as |
array | $params | Any params required to select the desired row |
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mixed | array of object instances or false if not found |
◆ fetch_helper()
static data_object::fetch_helper |
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Factory method - uses the parameters to retrieve matching instance from the DB.
@final
- Parameters
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string | $table | The table name to fetch from |
string | $classname | The class that you want the result instantiated as |
array | $params | Any params required to select the desired row |
- Return values
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object | Instance of $classname or false. |
◆ get_record_data()
data_object::get_record_data |
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Returns object with fields and values that are defined in database.
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◆ insert()
Records this object in the Database, sets its id to the returned value, and returns that value.
If successful this function also fetches the new object data from database and stores it in object properties.
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int | PK ID if successful, false otherwise |
◆ load_optional_fields()
data_object::load_optional_fields |
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Makes sure all the optional fields are loaded.
If id present (==instance exists in db) fetches data from db. Defaults are used for new instances.
◆ notify_changed()
data_object::notify_changed |
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Called immediately after the object data has been inserted, updated, or deleted in the database.
Default does nothing, can be overridden to hook in special behaviour.
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bool | $deleted | Set this to true if it has been deleted. |
◆ set_properties()
static data_object::set_properties |
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Given an associated array or object, cycles through each key/variable and assigns the value to the corresponding variable in this object.
@final
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◆ update()
Updates this object in the Database, based on its object variables.
ID must be set.
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◆ update_from_db()
data_object::update_from_db |
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Using this object's id field, fetches the matching record in the DB, and looks at each variable in turn.
If the DB has different data, the db's data is used to update the object. This is different from the update() function, which acts on the DB record based on the object.
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bool | True for success, false otherwise. |
◆ $optional_fields
array data_object::$optional_fields = array() |
Array of optional fields with default values - usually long text information that is not always needed.
If you want to create an instance without optional fields use: new data_object($only_required_fields, false);
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