JFYI: other reaction, that came just to me:
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Subject: RE: [Phpmyadmin-devel] Layout of table export
Date: Saturday 01 of March 2003 20:51
From: "Ferguson" <brendan(a)knightsweb.net>
To: "'Michal Cihar'" <nijel(a)users.sourceforge.net>
It looks awesome! The only thing I would do is add
fieldset {border: #686868 solid 1px;
padding:1px;}
to the style sheet to make it look pretty in both ie and netscape.
The layout is very nice. The only thing that I could ask for above the
layout is a textbox at the bottom of the screen showing the sql that is
going to create the dump. This would allow me the opportunity to change
it before the data was dumped. It would also allow me to stay familiar
with sql even though I am using phpMyAdmin.
Brendan
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Hi!
Did anybody already throw a look upon
https://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=1900516 ? There's a lightweight
Tab-patch from a user. I pretty much like the optional design when using PMA on
small resolutions.
I included it into my current working directory, so if nobody objects I would like
to commit his patch.
If anybods wants to see his output, have a look at
http://supergarv.dyndns.org/cvs/cvsphpMyAdmin/manuzhai.html.
The patch reminds me of former PMA times, could it be that it was formerly the
default display? Are there any reasons the relatively big Tabs are forced?
Regards,
Garvin.
Hi!
I spoke to Rabus yesterday and accidently I asked him about if it is possible to get
announcements of new or changed items in the (bug/request/...)-tracker on
SourceForge via mail. I am already monitoring the forums and my own assigned items,
but I would think it great to get informed of new bugs immediately. I don't like the
webinterface that much, but read my mail quite frequently.
Rabus told me that SourceForge offers to send this kind of announcements to exactly
one mail adress, which I forgot what he told me to what it is currently mapped to.
Nevertheless he came up with the idea to map that email to this phpmyadmin-devel
list, or maybe the -cvs list, so that every developper could be informed?
Are there any oppinions on this, or has this been discussed before?
Regards,
Garvin.