Hi All!
Please test this new rc and test it again: we want the 2.2.6 official
release
to be a "reference" version with as less bug as possible.
Please also think about completing translations.
Thanks,
Loïc, for phpMyAdmin-dev. team
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Hi!
It seems DOM/DHTML implementation has been widely
fixed in the new Konqueror and then, with a bit of luck, we
might be able to run the collapsible/expandable list at the
left frame with this browser.
Since I'm not a KDE user I can't run the very basic tests
required. It would be nice if someone who uses this browser
can do it.
If that's you're case, please send me an e-mail: loic(a)phpmyadmin.net
Loïc
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Hi
On the "Browser"-Page of a Table it reads (for eg Show 10 Entries)
"Showing rows 0 - 10 (12 total)"
But it should be "0 - 9" because 0 - 10 is 11 Entries.
(only cosmetic, the actual show table is correct)
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Hi All!
Well first I would like to warn you that serialize/unserialize
functions are buggy with some php4 releases. This is the case
till 4.0.6 (as far as I remember) with objects but it's also
the case with complex arrays (I mean associative ones) at least
with one of the php release I can't remember the number. Check
the official php bug tracker to find it.
>In the initial load of variables, we would do them in this order:
>1. load variables from configuration file (base defaults and....
This scheme sounds right to me.
> Maybe a third field to indicate if this can be overriden by the user
> (indicating a possible search in config_user).
>Here are my two table structures that I have been playing around with:
Weel using MyISAM table type and a comment for it means they can
only be used for MySQL 3.23.... revisions.
>Looking at this, there are some questions I have, for people.
>should the 'value' column be BLOB type or TEXT type?
>How large will the data be? Could we shring it to TINYTEXT/BLOB or
>VARCHAR(255) ?
IMHO TEXT type is required, even if a varchar sounds enough at this
time: using TEXT will allow us to add as much settings as we want
later without having to change the table structure.
I also agree with sessions but we must be warn that it'll be a
hard work to take into account each possible php configuration.
>For security reasons, I also propose doing away with the 'only_db'
>option, as it is only a very poor substituate for proper user
>rights in MySQL.
I agree, it's a "very poor substituate" BUT I can't imagine an
other way to do it. We already have widely debated about the "SHOW
GRANTS" limits in one hand, we can't rely neither on the "SHOW
DATABASE" query neither on the "mysql_db_list" function on the
other hand (since lots of shared server disable this features for
security and server charge reasons).
That's a real and annoying problem...
Loïc
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Hi there,
My name is Alexander and I'm the newbie in you team :)
Loïc told me to write some words about myself into that list here.
I'm a seventeen year-old student from Mülheim an der Ruhr, Germany. Next
year I'll make my "Abitur" and then I'll go to university, I think.
Since I started my website in 1998 I've been reading some HTML books in
order to get better. In 2000, I started learning php and on February 2001
the first php version of my website went online. Half a year later I began
using MySQL for it and that is when I first got in contact with this nice
little adminstration tool for MySQL running under php... ... ... if I could
only remeber its name :o)
A bit later I started to write patches for it or updated its language file
and I had so much fun doing this that I went on and on. Mybe that I'm
addicted to coding :o)
I hope I can help the team,
Alexander Marcus "Rabus" Turek
As usually, thanks to you, Marc :)
Loïc
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The Internet, 2002-04-05.
The dev. team is pleased to announce this first release candidate for 2.2.6.
Please refer to http://www.phpmyadmin.net for all the details.
Some improvements:
- mark row improvement
- support for non-numeric key in the 'relation' feature
- new feature: check referential integrity
- get last modified date and time of the compressed file
- insert new row feature is now sticky
- various language updates
- new languages: latvian, indonesian, lithuanian, serbian
Some fixes:
- superusers can't change passwords
- can't change hosts in user profile
- sometimes a user can't see the db list
- bookmarks are saved on the wrong server
- js error when setting BLOB to NULL
- MSIE, PHP 4.1.1 and cookies (FAQ)
- DOCTYPE and line feeds
- Netscape and clicking in the textarea
- typo which triggered some undefined variables
- better support for MySQL 3.22.x
- checkall / uncheckall
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