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<?php

/**
 * This example illustrates the use of the 
 * DataList object classes.  This object
 * can show a list of data from any data source
 * and have any GUI layout and provide the 
 * features of:
 * searching, sorting, paging of the data.
 *
 * This page shows the Data coming from 2 different
 * types of DB objects.  One from a PEAR::DB object,
 * and another from a ADODB object.
 *
 * $Id: widget6.php,v 1.9 2003/07/28 17:02:03 hemna Exp $
 *
 * @author Walter A. Boring IV <waboring@buildabetterweb.com>
 * @package phpHtmlLib
 * @subpackage widget-examples
 * @version 2.0
 *
 */ 

/**
 * Include the phphtmllib libraries
 *
 */
include_once("includes.inc");
include_once("db_defines.inc");

include_once($phphtmllib."/widgets/data_list/includes.inc");
include_once($phphtmllib."/widgets/data_list/PEARSQLDataListSource.inc");

//add the include path for adodb
//assuming you have the adodb dir in your
//site's document root.
ini_set("include_path", 
                ini_get("include_path").":".$_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"]."/adodb");
require_once( "adodb.inc.php" );

include_once($phphtmllib."/widgets/data_list/ADODBSQLDataListSource.inc");

/**
 * This is an example that shows how to use a PEAR db object
 * as the source for the data to show.
 *
 * @author Walter A. Boring IV <waboring@buildabetterweb.com>
 * @package phpHtmlLib
 * @subpackage widget-examples
 * @version 2.0
 */
class pearmysqllist extends DefaultGUIDataList {
        //change the # of rows to display to 20 from 10
        var $_default_rows_per_page = 20;

        /**
         * This function is called automatically by
         * the DataList constructor.  It must be
         * extended by the child class to actually
         * set the DataListSource object.
         *
         * 
         */
        function get_data_source() {
                //build the PEAR DB object and connect
                //to the database.
                $dsn = "mysql://".DB_USERNAME.":".DB_PASSWORD."@".DB_HOSTNAME."/".DB_NAME;
                $db = DB::connect($dsn, TRUE);
                if (DB::isError($db)) {
                        die( $db->getMessage() );
                }

                //create the DataListSource object
                //and pass in the PEAR DB object
                $source = new PEARSQLDataListSource($db);

                //set the DataListSource for this DataList
                //Every DataList needs a Source for it's data.
                $this->set_data_source( $source );

                //set the prefix for all the internal query string 
                //variables.  You really only need to change this
                //if you have more then 1 DataList object per page.
                $this->set_global_prefix("pear_");
        }

        /**
     * This method is used to setup the options
         * for the DataList object's display. 
         * Which columns to show, their respective 
         * source column name, width, etc. etc.
         *
     * The constructor automatically calls 
         * this function.
         *
     */
        function user_setup() {
                //add the columns in the display that you want to view.
                //The API is :
                //Title, width, DB column name, field SORTABLE?, field SEARCHABLE?, align
                $this->add_header_item("IP", "100", "ip_address", SORTABLE, 
                                                           SEARCHABLE, "left");
        $this->add_header_item("Version", "100", "version", SORTABLE,
                                                            SEARCHABLE,"center");
        $this->add_header_item("Time", "200", "time", SORTABLE, 
                                                           NOT_SEARCHABLE,"center");

                
                $columns = "*";
                $tables = "user_downloads u, versions v";
                $where_clause = "u.version_id=v.version_id";
                $this->_datasource->setup_db_options($columns, $tables, $where_clause);
        }

    /**
     * This is the basic function for letting us
     * do a mapping between the column name in
     * the header, to the value found in the DataListSource.
     *
     * NOTE: this function is can be overridden
     *       so that you can return whatever you want for
         *       any given column.  
     *
     * @param array - $row_data - the entire data for the row
     * @param string - $col_name - the name of the column header
     *                             for this row to render.
     * @return  mixed - either a HTMLTag object, or raw text.
     */
        function build_column_item($row_data, $col_name) {
                switch ($col_name) {
                case "Time":
                        $dt = $row_data["time"];
                        $yr=strval(substr($dt,0,4)); 
                        $mo=strval(substr($dt,4,2)); 
                        $da=strval(substr($dt,6,2)); 
                        $hr=strval(substr($dt,8,2)); 
                        $mi=strval(substr($dt,10,2)); 
            $obj = date("m/d/Y h:i A", mktime ($hr,$mi,0,$mo,$da,$yr));
                        break;
                default:
                        $obj = DefaultGUIDataList::build_column_item($row_data, $col_name);
                        break;
                }
                return $obj;
        }
}

/**
 * This is a subclass of the pear mysql list object.
 * The only difference being is the DataListSource object
 * for an ADODB object, instead of a PEAR DB object.
 *
 */
class adodbmysqllist extends pearmysqllist {

        /**
         * This function is called automatically by
         * the DataList constructor.  It must be
         * extended by the child class to actually
         * set the DataListSource object.
         *
         * 
         */
        function get_data_source() {
                //build the PEAR DB object and connect
                //to the database.
                $db = &ADONewConnection('mysql');  # create a connection
                $db->PConnect(DB_HOSTNAME,DB_USERNAME,DB_PASSWORD,DB_NAME);

                //create the DataListSource object
                //and pass in the PEAR DB object
                $source = new ADODBSQLDataListSource($db);

                //set the DataListSource for this DataList
                //Every DataList needs a Source for it's data.
                $this->set_data_source( $source );

                //set the prefix for all the internal query string 
                //variables.  You really only need to change this
                //if you have more then 1 DataList object per page.
                $this->set_global_prefix("adodb_");
        }

}


//create the page object
$page = new HTMLPageClass("phpHtmlLib Widgets - DataList Example",
                                                  XHTML_TRANSITIONAL);

//enable output debugging.
if (isset($_GET['debug'])) {
    $page->set_text_debug( TRUE );
}

//add the css
$page->add_head_css( new DefaultGUIDataListCSS );

//build the PEAR list and sort by ip_address by default
$pearlist = new pearmysqllist("PEAR::MySQL List", 600, "ip_address", TRUE);

//build the ADODB list using the same exact table in the DB
//and sort by version by default
$adodblist = new adodbmysqllist("ADODB::MySQL List", 600, "version", TRUE);

$page->add( $pearlist, html_br(2), $adodblist );

print $page->render();
?>
1	jonen	1.1	<?php
2
3			/**
4			* This example illustrates the use of the
5			* DataList object classes. This object
6			* can show a list of data from any data source
7			* and have any GUI layout and provide the
8			* features of:
9			* searching, sorting, paging of the data.
10			*
11			* This page shows the Data coming from 2 different
12			* types of DB objects. One from a PEAR::DB object,
13			* and another from a ADODB object.
14			*
15	jonen	1.3	* $Id: widget6.php,v 1.9 2003/07/28 17:02:03 hemna Exp $
16	jonen	1.1	*
17			* @author Walter A. Boring IV <waboring@buildabetterweb.com>
18			* @package phpHtmlLib
19			* @subpackage widget-examples
20			* @version 2.0
21			*
22			*/
23
24			/**
25			* Include the phphtmllib libraries
26			*
27			*/
28			include_once("includes.inc");
29			include_once("db_defines.inc");
30
31			include_once($phphtmllib."/widgets/data_list/includes.inc");
32			include_once($phphtmllib."/widgets/data_list/PEARSQLDataListSource.inc");
33
34			//add the include path for adodb
35			//assuming you have the adodb dir in your
36			//site's document root.
37			ini_set("include_path",
38			ini_get("include_path").":".$_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"]."/adodb");
39			require_once( "adodb.inc.php" );
40
41			include_once($phphtmllib."/widgets/data_list/ADODBSQLDataListSource.inc");
42
43			/**
44			* This is an example that shows how to use a PEAR db object
45			* as the source for the data to show.
46			*
47			* @author Walter A. Boring IV <waboring@buildabetterweb.com>
48			* @package phpHtmlLib
49			* @subpackage widget-examples
50			* @version 2.0
51			*/
52			class pearmysqllist extends DefaultGUIDataList {
53			//change the # of rows to display to 20 from 10
54			var $_default_rows_per_page = 20;
55
56			/**
57			* This function is called automatically by
58			* the DataList constructor. It must be
59			* extended by the child class to actually
60			* set the DataListSource object.
61			*
62			*
63			*/
64			function get_data_source() {
65			//build the PEAR DB object and connect
66			//to the database.
67			$dsn = "mysql://".DB_USERNAME.":".DB_PASSWORD."@".DB_HOSTNAME."/".DB_NAME;
68			$db = DB::connect($dsn, TRUE);
69			if (DB::isError($db)) {
70			die( $db->getMessage() );
71			}
72
73			//create the DataListSource object
74			//and pass in the PEAR DB object
75			$source = new PEARSQLDataListSource($db);
76
77			//set the DataListSource for this DataList
78			//Every DataList needs a Source for it's data.
79			$this->set_data_source( $source );
80
81			//set the prefix for all the internal query string
82			//variables. You really only need to change this
83			//if you have more then 1 DataList object per page.
84			$this->set_global_prefix("pear_");
85			}
86
87			/**
88			* This method is used to setup the options
89			* for the DataList object's display.
90			* Which columns to show, their respective
91			* source column name, width, etc. etc.
92			*
93			* The constructor automatically calls
94			* this function.
95			*
96			*/
97			function user_setup() {
98			//add the columns in the display that you want to view.
99			//The API is :
100			//Title, width, DB column name, field SORTABLE?, field SEARCHABLE?, align
101			$this->add_header_item("IP", "100", "ip_address", SORTABLE,
102			SEARCHABLE, "left");
103			$this->add_header_item("Version", "100", "version", SORTABLE,
104			SEARCHABLE,"center");
105			$this->add_header_item("Time", "200", "time", SORTABLE,
106			NOT_SEARCHABLE,"center");
107
108
109
110			$columns = "*";
111			$tables = "user_downloads u, versions v";
112			$where_clause = "u.version_id=v.version_id";
113			$this->_datasource->setup_db_options($columns, $tables, $where_clause);
114			}
115
116			/**
117			* This is the basic function for letting us
118			* do a mapping between the column name in
119			* the header, to the value found in the DataListSource.
120			*
121			* NOTE: this function is can be overridden
122			* so that you can return whatever you want for
123			* any given column.
124			*
125			* @param array - $row_data - the entire data for the row
126			* @param string - $col_name - the name of the column header
127			* for this row to render.
128			* @return mixed - either a HTMLTag object, or raw text.
129			*/
130			function build_column_item($row_data, $col_name) {
131			switch ($col_name) {
132			case "Time":
133			$dt = $row_data["time"];
134			$yr=strval(substr($dt,0,4));
135			$mo=strval(substr($dt,4,2));
136			$da=strval(substr($dt,6,2));
137			$hr=strval(substr($dt,8,2));
138			$mi=strval(substr($dt,10,2));
139			$obj = date("m/d/Y h:i A", mktime ($hr,$mi,0,$mo,$da,$yr));
140			break;
141			default:
142			$obj = DefaultGUIDataList::build_column_item($row_data, $col_name);
143			break;
144			}
145			return $obj;
146			}
147			}
148
149			/**
150			* This is a subclass of the pear mysql list object.
151			* The only difference being is the DataListSource object
152			* for an ADODB object, instead of a PEAR DB object.
153			*
154			*/
155			class adodbmysqllist extends pearmysqllist {
156
157			/**
158			* This function is called automatically by
159			* the DataList constructor. It must be
160			* extended by the child class to actually
161			* set the DataListSource object.
162			*
163			*
164			*/
165			function get_data_source() {
166			//build the PEAR DB object and connect
167			//to the database.
168			$db = &ADONewConnection('mysql'); # create a connection
169			$db->PConnect(DB_HOSTNAME,DB_USERNAME,DB_PASSWORD,DB_NAME);
170
171			//create the DataListSource object
172			//and pass in the PEAR DB object
173			$source = new ADODBSQLDataListSource($db);
174
175			//set the DataListSource for this DataList
176			//Every DataList needs a Source for it's data.
177			$this->set_data_source( $source );
178
179			//set the prefix for all the internal query string
180			//variables. You really only need to change this
181			//if you have more then 1 DataList object per page.
182			$this->set_global_prefix("adodb_");
183			}
184
185			}
186
187
188			//create the page object
189			$page = new HTMLPageClass("phpHtmlLib Widgets - DataList Example",
190			XHTML_TRANSITIONAL);
191
192			//enable output debugging.
193	jonen	1.3	if (isset($_GET['debug'])) {
194			$page->set_text_debug( TRUE );
195			}
196	jonen	1.1
197			//add the css
198			$page->add_head_css( new DefaultGUIDataListCSS );
199
200			//build the PEAR list and sort by ip_address by default
201			$pearlist = new pearmysqllist("PEAR::MySQL List", 600, "ip_address", TRUE);
202
203			//build the ADODB list using the same exact table in the DB
204			//and sort by version by default
205			$adodblist = new adodbmysqllist("ADODB::MySQL List", 600, "version", TRUE);
206
207			$page->add( $pearlist, html_br(2), $adodblist );
208
209			print $page->render();
210			?>
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