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Alexander Turek wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">Loïc wrote:<br></pre>
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<pre wrap="">Alexander wrote:<br></pre>
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<pre wrap="">What about letting the user open a small query window<br>via JS by clicking on a link in the left frame? This<br>would allow him to use the query box from anywhere.<br>I'll build a patch tomorrow.<br></pre>
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<pre wrap="">Good idea as soon it can also work with a browser that<br>can't parse js (it can be easilly done).<br></pre>
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<pre wrap=""><!----><br>Fine. Let's keep this idea for 2.3.1.<br>Since Marc did not like the idea of putting the link into the left frame,</pre>
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If the idea was to add a small icon next to each table name in the left frame,
I think it uses too much<br>
valuable space and would force some users to widen the left frame to see
their table names.<br>
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But maybe a link in the left frame that opens an empty query box (pop-up)
would be ok.<br>
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<pre wrap=""><br>I'd suggest to use the SQL link in tbl_properties_links / db_details_links<br>instead: If the user has JS enabled, the query box window will pop up, otherwise<br>he will be leaded to the normal SQL page.<br>What about that?</pre>
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By putting the query box in a pop-up, do you have the objective of always
being able to enter a query, regardless<br>
of what is displayed in the right frame?<br>
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<pre wrap=""><br><br>Greetings from Greece :o)<br><br>Alexander<br><br></pre>
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