Hi Wolfram & List!
>personally I think it really sucks.
Yep but this is required: we use it for cookies and the http
specification for the "Location" header stated it MUST use a
full absolute URI.
>We develop Web-Applications for a lot of customers, who run on
>a lot of different servers. Having to set $cfgPmaAbsoluteUri is
>really annoying, for the PMA-files move from time to time
But why don't you define this setting dynamically as suggested
in the documentation? You know the server software you're using
and the available server variables, then it shouldn't be so hard
to do!
> :-( I don't like the duty to specify it.
I understand but, once again, that's required.
Loïc
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Hi List!
I've modified the "common.lib.php3" library in order to "guess"
what should be the value of "$cfgPmaAbsoluteUri" in case the user
didn't complete it.
But I'm not sure it's a so nice stuff, since it depends on some
variables send by the server! Then if the server is not well
configured or do not fit CGI/1.1 specifications we may face "bugs"
that would be harder to find because it's easier to see
that "$cfgPmaAbsoluteUri" is empty than it was "automagically" set
with a wrong value.
That's why I require both you testings (with different servers)
and your opinions about this stuff.
Thanks in advance,
Loïc
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just one idea:
PMA always shows the SQL it created, so couldn't we just add a small
checkbox and a textinput giving the user the possibility to add a
variablename and then to have a second output of the SQL in the form of
$var = "SELECT field FROM table ";
$var .= "WHERE `field` = 'blub'";
so he could just copy & paste it to the code? Especially now that table_qbe
is starting to be intelligent enough to come up with nice SQL it would make
things easier for all those who develop in php (surely most of the users),
but also other languages might be able to use it (c, perl etc. do have a
rather similar syntax so it should be fine with them)
--
Gruß
Mike
