Update README.md

Author: pcbowers

README.md

@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ $airtable = new Airtable(array(
 
 ## Examples
 
-A number of examples are placed below to help use this wrapper. The examples assume that the class has already been initiated
+A number of examples are placed below to help use this wrapper. The examples assume that the class has already been initiated.
 
 ### getApiKey & getBaseId
 
@@ -95,7 +95,7 @@ $params: Array. All parameters are optional.
 For more details on accepted parameters, see the airtable documentation.
 ```
 
-A special parameter not included on the Airtable API has been added called checkOffset. This paramater defaults to true but can be set to false. It allows you to return just 1 page of results instead of all of them if you have more than 5 pages of results being returned.
+A special parameter not included on the Airtable API has been added called checkOffset. This paramater defaults to true but can be set to false. It allows you to return just 1 page of results instead of looping through all of them. (Depending on your rate limits, any more than 500 records in 1 search may return false if those rate limits are reached).
 
 ##### Code Template:
 ```php
@@ -154,13 +154,13 @@ print_r($airtable->retrieveRecord("Users", "recfauP0XQTTgXMQK"));
 ```
 
 ##### Result:
-```php
+```
 Array with all the information from one record that is not empty.
 ```
 
 ### createRecord
 
-Create a record in a specific table. 
+Create a record in a given table.
 
 ```
 $table_name: String. Required.
@@ -184,38 +184,48 @@ print_r($airtable->createRecord("Users", array(
 ```
 
 ##### Result:
-```php
+```
 On success, the created record is returned with the field information and id of the record.
 ```
 
 ### updateRecord
 
-Update a specific record
+Update a specific record from a given table.
 
 ```
 $table_name: String. Required.
 $record_id: String. Required.
-$data: Array. Optional.
+$data: Array. Optional (though recommended).
+$destructive: Boolean. Optional. Default false.
+A value of false runs a PATCH update leaving data untouched if not edited.
+A value of true runs a PUT update which destroys the instance and updates it with only the new data added.
 ```
 
 ##### Code Template:
 ```php
-$airtable->retrieveRecord($table_name, $record_id);
+$airtable->updateRecord($table_name, $record_id, array(
+    "field_name1" => "field_value1",
+    "field_name2" => "field_value2"...
+), $destructive);
 ```
 
 ##### Code Example:
 ```php
-
+print_r($airtable->updateRecord("Users", "recAkSf8l5IpITPV8", array(
+    "First Name" => "Joe1",
+    "Last Name" => "Smith1"
+)));
 ```
 
 ##### Result:
-```php
-
+```
+On success, updated record returned with the new information.
+$destructive was not set to true, so the rest of the record's information remained intact.
 ```
 
 ### deleteRecord
 
-Retrieves a specific record from a given table. Empty fields from record are not returned. following parameters:
+Deletes a specific record from a given table.
 
 ```
 $table_name: String. Required.
@@ -224,27 +234,32 @@ $record_id: String. Required.
 
 ##### Code Template:
 ```php
-$airtable->retrieveRecord($table_name, $record_id);
+$airtable->deleteRecord($table_name, $record_id);
 ```
 
 ##### Code Example:
 ```php
-
+print_r($airtable->deleteRecord("Users", "recU84ywe5m1md4wP"));
 ```
 
 ##### Result:
-```php
-
+```
+On success, returns the fact that it was deleted along with the id of the deleted record.
 ```
 
 ### getLastLog & getLog
 
+Error logging is supported so that your program does not crash on request errors. Any of the functions that require Curl Requests will return false on failure or the record(s) at hand on success. On top of that, each failure or success is logged within the wrapper instance. The following code shows how to access the log:
+
 ##### Code:
 ```php
-
+print_r($airtable->getLog());
+echo "<br />";
+print_r($airtable->getLastLog());
 ```
 
 ##### Result:
-```php
-
+```
+your_entire_log
+last_entry_of_log
 ```