Salutations, phpmyadmin-devel!
I just did a first patch because I felt like I touched many files already
and didn't want too much trouble when importing them.
I will, however, put the MIME-Changes in next week, so probably you decide
it is better to wait with all changes.
Most changes made by me yet are not critical. If they won't get in for
2.4.x release I won't be mad, but I would appreciate if no bigger changes
are then made to the pages I edited. Not that I would think, anyone would
do that. ;)
Here's my Changelog:
TODO-Items solved:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=577328&group_id=23…http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=571934&group_id=23…http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=544361&group_id=23…
* Updated verticaldisplay, javascript rowpointer now available
* Integrated comments where possible (like as a mouse-hover in table properties, made visible via a dashed underline and also in SQL-Dump modes)
* New display mode: horizontal with flipped table headers (see todo-item)
* Display Query time (see todo-item)
* Made basic integritychecks for comments-table: Updates, Deletes and Inserts rows if tables get deleted, updated or moved. This does not yet work for the relation tables, I didn't dare to touch them because I never used those
I did not put the new feature into documentation, neither did I translate the new strings, and just put them into english language. But I think there is a simple bash-script which compares the new translations, right?
I will make MIME-editing available on the same pages as the comments are
now placed in.
For the diff please see http://www.supergarv.de/phpmyadmin.diff.zip
(created with 'cvs -n diff -R -N >> phpmyadmin.diff')
And, uhm, if you think that the general code style is appropriate for your
project, could it be possible to get a cvs account? This would at last
take the pressure of me to stay in sync with the cvs repository. ;)
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Hi all
I played a bit more with the docs layout changes, but I only found that IE6
is really bad browser.
- it desn't support position:fixed from CSS, but a workaround using
expressions existed for older versions
- this workaround works only when doctype is HTML 4 and not when it is XHTML
So there are three possibilities:
- ignore that top menu will not be always visible in IE6 and stay with XHTML
- make the document HTML 4
- stay with previous doc layout
What do you choose?
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On Thu, Jan 30, 2003 at 06:37:37PM +0100, Michal Cihar wrote:
> Hi Robin
>
> Both these are tables, so they are one bug ;-). I replaced them by other
> code, could you please try if it looks okay now?
Those look ok now, but the top menu is broken (expands more than accross
the screen...)
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Hi,
One feature that was in the old interface and that I don't see in the new:
to be able to select a db and see who has rights on it.
I don't use this very often, but maybe some admins will miss it.
Marc
Salutations!
I am planning to add a feature for my own sake to phpMyAdmin. The reason
is, I have created an application for one of my customers and gave him
phpMyAdmin-access on his database. For me this is a good solution because
I down have to fiddle with a reduced backend, and he scores because I
won't charge him for that. ;)
Well, but then one major problem occured to us: He is administrating data
containing html-code (here: an image). He wants to see those images inside
of phpMyAdmin or at least having a link in a row where he can click on.
Currently libarires/display_tbl.lib.php3 encodes all data with
htmlspecialchars(). I want to let certain html-entities pass as such and
be rendered by the browser. First I just wanted to hack the code away,
bypassing the htmlspecialchars()-Function if a certain config-variable is
set.
But I think this can be done with more grace, and may come to be
integrated in upcoming phpMyAdmin-releases; if there is a need for, I
would be gratefully willing to code the required snippets.
Until now I am not fully advanced regarding how I could put the feature
inside the user interface. First on, I want the solution to be as flexible
as possible. Best way would be, that a user could choose among a set of
functions treating a table. So it would not only be possible to render
HTML-Code, but maybe to transform certain characters to other ones. Maybe
a function turning all ":-)" into smilie-GIFs.
I thought of extending the SQL-parser to support SQL-Comments which then
turn on my celldata-reparsing. I then dropped this idea, because I think
it is too hard to use for the novice user.
Currently I am thinking about the following implementations. I would
really appreciate your feedback on this, and what you think of it:
1. Add another row below the header-row of the data. It should contain a
checkbox and a pulldown for each header. So I can check each checkbox, if
I want that field to be HTML-enabled, and choose a value in the pulldown-
field, which function I want the field to be used with. I think of a set
of predefined PHP-Functions, and the ability to insert 'plugins' in the
config.inc.php3 file. Like, I add a "smilie_to_html" function, a
"html_img" function, a "html_table" function and so on. This new row could
either be shown all the time, or only made accessible by clicking on a
link like "Enhance Display" or "Convert fields" or such.
Advantages: Full, flexible control over the desired fields. Customizable,
which field I want to have converted. Maybe I only want one single row
HTML-enabled, not all of them.
Dis-advantages: Many, many Variables to be propagated throughout the page.
Maybe too much to fit in GET-Vars. Many checkboxes/pulldowns to render for
the browser (slowdown)
2. Add a persistent table-property field. There I can define, much like
the 'edit table properties' which fields I later want to be treated with
certain functions.
Advantages: Clean integration without much variable-propagation hassle.
Dis-Advantages: We have to store this data somewhere, which is harder to
user for the novice user because he has to create tables like the
bookmark-table. Parsing would be a lot harder to do, because one has to
take ALIAS-Rows into consideration. You can't do 'on-the-fly'-alteration
of a single cell to be HTML-enabled.
3. Add a full-page alternative Display much like the current 'print view'.
Call it 'html view' and parse every single data as HTML.
Advantages: Most easy to code
Dis-Advanteges: Ugly implementation, no customization.
4. Expand the SQL-language with phpMyAdmin-parseable comments. Like:
SELECT
field_img,
field_href,
field_plain
FROM table
/*
pma_parse:field_img:html_img,
pma_parse:field_href:html_href,
pma_parse:field_plain:htmlspecialchars
*/
And then add a nice Interface to that like the "insert field-name"
dropdown above the SQL Query-Textarea.
Advantages: Perfect way for a 'pro'-user. Easy to code, very flexible, no
variable-propagation hassle.
Dis-Advantages: Hard to get for novice users to be usable, unless a good
point-an-click editing system is etablished.
Maybe the last suggestions, if done properly, could be enhanced for all
kind of native phpMyAdmin-functions. Even though I can't think of any
other right now.
So...oppinions please? :-)
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