Hi team,
As seen on Stackoverflow[1], there's a bit of a syntax problem when
importing from MySQL to MariaDB in that MariaDB doesn't seem to accept \\''
Just checking, this doesn't seem to me like anything we can control nor
like anything we should check for, but what do you think?
~Isaac
1 -
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/33742398/website-migration-phpmyadmin-ex…
Dear Lady/Sir,
I need of free informations on Your software, because I am absolutely non expert (and not very rich actually) and I did free download (GNU) of this program only for Study better php language, as indicated on a e-book (2015) with exercises.
I resume what I would like to know from You :
1. I accepted the licence on line but I read only the first part.Can I have a licence in pdf format?
2. I’m very honest, but I don’t know, actually, international laws on php and similar. Can I use, after training, Your program for commercial use?
3. Can You give me a little general explanation on the system?
4. (Last, but not least) How can insert my first php script in a page; how can I create the first page?
The following issues : I will study more only if I will know that it is all legal from my position.
Thank’s for attention and sorry for my temporarely ignorance (also in writing You).
All this system, like “open source”, is a very important action of Your Society (if I understood well).
I’ll wait an answer.
Best regards
Luca
As you may recall from the last IRC meeting, I'm working on testing and
documentation around issue #6137 [0] by removing some
features/plugins/libraries and testing/documenting my success.
So far I've had good luck with removing some things (for instance
tcpdf), but I've discovered two noteworthy problems.
1) When js/jqplot/ is removed, "Status -> Query statistics" does not
fail gracefully, it instead offers to submit a report to the error
reporting server.
2) when libraries/gis/ is removed, "Visulize GIS data" does not fail
gravefully, instead it gets stuck on saying "Loading..."
In comparison, something that degrades very well is the removal of
tcpdf; if the pdf library is missing the export dialog simply doesn't
show PDF as an export type.
So my question is what you think we should do about this -- this is
clearly beyond the scope of what is normally expected; it's not normal
for a user to remove libraries and code, but in order for this feature
request to be improved I think the code should handle this better.
Should we spend time on this?
0 - https://github.com/phpmyadmin/phpmyadmin/issues/6137
This no longer seems editable, it doesn’t change anything but the background of the input boxes in the main area. Something seems to be bugged about this setting now after an update no that long ago I believe. The screenshots of the themes show the background being edited on some of them so I’m sure it’s supposed to be working. Just wanna make it darker 😊
Hi Madhura and Atul,
I was looking at indexAction() in DatabaseStructureController.class.php,
which is 566 lines. I find it too long to be manageable, and PMD agrees [0].
Do you consider this method a work in progress? Does MVC mandate that
indexAction() should remain that size?
[0]
http://ci.phpmyadmin.net/job/phpMyAdmin/1588/pmdResult/type.-385120790/file…
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Marc Delisle | phpMyAdmin
Hi Deven,
after reading https://github.com/phpmyadmin/phpmyadmin/issues/11597 and
looking at PMA_checkRequiredPrivilgesForAdjust() I am convinced that
this function needs caching.
Can you have a look at PMA_analyseShowGrant() and see how we use these
functions:
PMA_Util::cacheExists()
PMA_Util::cacheGet()
PMA_Util::cacheSet()
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Marc Delisle | phpMyAdmin
Hello,
Mine is different from #6068 and #6207 . It is not related to a navigating
around the tables or changing ctrl + enter for query execution.
Mine works like as follows :
Ctrl + d-- takes you to databases.
Ctrl + s-- opens the console
Ctrl + u -- opens users
Ctrl + e -- export database
.... and so on.
And there will be another key that will enable or disable the shortcuts.
Say "ctrl + k". So that any time user want to disable the shortcut can
switch back and forth to the feature.
On Oct 17, 2015 4:40 PM, "Deven Bansod" <devenbansod.bits(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Abhishek,
>
> On Sat, Oct 17, 2015 at 3:34 PM, Abhishek Kanojia <
> abhishekka3193(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Hi ,
>>
>> I have an idea of implementing shortcut keys to phpmyadmin, which is
>> what i am currently working on.
>>
>> Benefits of shortcut keys:
>>
>> 1. Ease of access
>> 2. Keyboard shortcut allows to work faster then simple navigating
>> through the link.
>> 3. Improves User Interaction with the application.
>>
>> Need some suggestions on this .
>>
>>
> phpMyAdmin already has some of the shortcuts like Ctrl/Alt + Arrow keys
> for
> moving across the editable table cells (grid edit) (implemented for issue
> #6068 <https://github.com/phpmyadmin/phpmyadmin/issues/6068>)
> or 'Ctrl + Enter' for submitting the 'Insert Row' (on tbl_change.php)
> form.
> Another recent issue that was implemented for usability improvement was :
> #6207 <https://github.com/phpmyadmin/phpmyadmin/issues/6207>
>
> Though these ones are already closed, you can take a look at these for
> reference
> or even find some more in the issue tracker.
>
>
> Anyways, what type of keyboard shortcuts do you have in mind ?
> Could you give an example?
>
>
>
> Regards,
> Deven Bansod
> * <f2012316(a)pilani.bits-pilani.ac.in>*
>
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