class.hello_world.php - The database class file.

<?php
//hello_world Component//
/**
* Content code
* @package hello_world
* @Copyright (C) 2004 Doyle Lewis
* @ All rights reserved
* @ hello_world is Free Software
* @ Released under GNU/GPL License : http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html
* @version 1.0
**/

defined( '_VALID_MOS' ) or die( 'Direct Access to this location is not allowed.' );

class mosHello_world extends mosDBTable {
  // INT(11) AUTO_INCREMENT
  var $id=null;
  // TEXT
  var $text=null;
  // TINYINT(1)
  var $published=null;

  function mosHello_world( &$db ) {
    $this->mosDBTable( 'mos_hello_world', 'id', $db );
  }
}

Now let's look at how the file works:

class mosHello_world extends mosDBTable {
This line will always look like this, but change mosHello_world to what you want your class named.

  // INT(11) AUTO_INCREMENT
  var $id=null;
The commented line just gives info about the variable. The variable line has to match your db column exactly, and always set it equal to null.

  function mosHello_world( &$db ) {
    $this->mosDBTable( 'mos_hello_world', 'id', $db );
  }
This is what creates your output when you use $row = new mosHello_world( $database );