Sample File: insert-callback.php

The Code

<?php

//outline (see source for full code)
require_once("include/include.php");

//create a new Customer row
$Customer = $GLOBALS["db"]["Customer"]->GetNewRow();

//note- as a shortcut to GetNewRow(), we could simply do:
//$Customer = $GLOBALS["db"]["Customer"]();

// -- NEW ROW -- 

//set the customer row cells with data
$Customer["Name"] = "Miss Piggy";
$Customer["EmailAddress"] = "queen@muppets.com";
$Customer["Gender"] = "Female";
$Customer["EmailVerified"] = 1;

//attach customer row events to auto-update our date cells
//it really doesn`t make sense to use callbacks like this. see advanced examples
$Customer->OnBeforeInsert( function($eventObject, $eventArgs){
	$eventObject["DateCreated"] = gmdate("Y-m-d H:i:s T");
});
$Customer->OnBeforeCommit( function($eventObject, $eventArgs){
	$eventObject["DateLastModified"] = gmdate("Y-m-d H:i:s T");
});

// -- AFTER SET FIELDS, BEFORE COMMIT --

//check for errors before we commit
//HasErrors() returns nothing when there are no errors
if( ($errors=$Customer->HasErrors()) ){
	echo "Errors found: ".$errors;	
}
else{
	//commit this row to the database
	$numRowsUpdated = $Customer->Commit();
}

// -- AFTER COMMIT --
?>

Debugging Output