<?php
    // To use the class, you will first need to include the class file
    include "class.phpMysqlConnection.php";

    // The next step will be to set up a variable to represent the object
    // created. I usually use the name 'sql' for clarity, but it can be whatever.
    $sql=new phpMysqlConnection($sql_user,$sql_pass,$sql_host);
    
    // I usually use this format, and store the variables in a different
    // include file with other site-wide config settings. If you leave out
    // $sql_host from the above line, "localhost" (when MySQL server and web
    // server are on the same machine) is assumed.
    
    // Once connected, select your database that you'll be using
    $sql->SelectDB($sql_database);
    
    // The query format is that of mysql, so you don't need to learn any query
    // syntax with my class. All you need to do is figure out which query
    // function to use.
    
    // To get the results of a multiple row query, you would use something
    // similar to this:
    
    $sql->Query(select id, value from table order by id);
    for($i=0;$i<$sql->rows;$i++){   // for each row of results
        $sql->GetRow($i);       // get the data for row $i

        // store row elements in variables if necessary
        $id=$sql->data['id'];
        $value=$sql->data['value'];
    
        // The $sql->data array is an associative array, but if you has a query
        // similar to "select id, value, something from table", you could also get
        // the values in the for loop using something like this:
        $id=$sql->data[0];
        $value=$sql->data[1];

        // do stuff with this row's data
    }
    
    // When you want to do a query when you know there will only be one row
    // returned, use the following function:
    $sql->QueryRow("select id,value from table where id = '$id'");
    
    // To get the values, just use the data array
    $id=$sql->data['id'];
    $value=$sql->data['value'];

    // or
    $id=$sql->data[0];
    $value=$sql->data[1];
    
    // If you want to query for a specific cell in your database, you can do so
    // like this:
    $value=$sql->QueryItem("select value from table where id = '$id'");
    
    // Each time you do a query, $sql->rows & $sql->data are reset, so
    // becareful when doing a loop based on query results with additional
    // queries inside the loop (unless you initialize another variable like
    // $tmp_sql).
?>