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$rtncode = $customfields->delete($id); // where $id is = to fk_moduleid column, NOT rowid | $rtncode = $customfields->delete($id); // where $id is = to fk_moduleid column, NOT rowid | ||
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=== Fetching a custom field's record === | |||
Just use the fetch() method: | |||
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$records = $customfields->fetch($id=null); | |||
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Where $id can either be = fk_moduleid (NOT rowid), or null to fetch all the records at once. | |||
This method will either return null, a single record object, or an array of records objects. | |||
=== Fetching all custom fields' records === | |||
Use the fetchAll() method, which is an alias for fetch(): | |||
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$records = $customfields->fetchAll(); | |||
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