thanks Marc,
 
I updated my pull requests and seperate them to two requests.

1. function PMA_sqlQueryFormInsert refactor:

https://github.com/phpmyadmin/phpmyadmin/pull/230
https://github.com/phpmyadmin/phpmyadmin/pull/229
 
one more issue, Function A call Function B, but in function B, there will be echo render html.
currently, I will echo the html out before enter Functon B.
 
but I have a other method, such as in Function B, just return html content out, and add to outter html.
 
Function A () {
   $html += B();
    echo $html;
}
Function A () {
   $html = "<form>..";
   returm $html;
}
 
 
After the code review, I will start refactoring other issue of server view.
 
 
xmujay
 
From: xmujay@gmail.com
Date: 2013-04-05 17:41
To: Marc Delisle; phpmyadmin-devel; phpmyadmin-translators
Subject: Re: Re: [Phpmyadmin-devel] gsoc: Refactoring: Server view
> Note that we use bottom-posting on this list.
>
> It's true that refactoring means to put long procedural code into
> functions.
 
Hi Marc,
Thanks for your guide in last mail. In this week I have fininshed two things that let me get familiar with phpmyadmin and gsoc: Refactoring: Server view
1. Finished a lot of some Chinese tranlsations.
2. send a pull request on my Github about server view code refactor.
https://github.com/phpmyadmin/phpmyadmin/pull/228
 
about the patch, I make the following changes for the refactoring: server view.
  1. render the HTML element at once
  2. fix HTML and PHP mixture
  3. fix code indention
  4. enhance the code Readability
 
 
Can you help me have a reivew? thanks
 
 
xmujay
 
Date: 2013-04-01 23:56
Subject: Re: [Phpmyadmin-devel] gsoc: Refactoring: Server view
Le 2013-04-01 11:26, xmujay@gmail.com a écrit :
> Thanks Marc.
> 
> I make a simple compare with the db view which are with db_ prefix
> php file. I found that the render process is full of long code, so at
> least three things for code improvements: 1.  split them to functions
> which can be re-used. 2.  split them to simple files which can be
> included. 3. re-factor the code logic, improve the performance ...
> 
> Are there more guide from you that which Aspect that the code should
> be refactor? thanks for your advices!
 
Hi,
 
Note that we use bottom-posting on this list.
 
It's true that refactoring means to put long procedural code into
functions.
 
About simple files, we avoid having too many small files (not good for
performance). Have a look at libraries/TableSearch.class.php.
 
About improving the performance, IMO this is not related to code
refactoring. A performance problem could be fixed without refactoring
the code.
 
About more guides, did you have a look at the refactoring projects of
last year? They are listed at [0].
 
See a refactoring example at [1].
 
 
[0] http://wiki.phpmyadmin.net/pma/GSoC_2012_Projects
 
[1]
https://github.com/phpmyadmin/phpmyadmin/commit/2da7a2eba4c2c850c00645f77b8107d0ec6bec19
 
 
> 
> xmujay@gmail.com
> 
> From: Marc Delisle Date: 2013-04-01 19:12 To: phpmyadmin-devel 
> Subject: Re: [Phpmyadmin-devel] gsoc: Refactoring: Server view Le
> 2013-03-31 05:10, xmujay@gmail.com a écrit :
>> Hi,
>> 
>> I am new here. I am quite interested on the topic of Refactoring: 
>> Server view.
>> 
>> from the code learning: 1. server view display code is listed on
>> ROOT folder with prefix: server_ .php  (most code is used to echo
>> page elements) 2.  the user request action is sent out using Ajax
>> (js folder) 3. the backend logic is on library folder, some is on
>> ROOT folder.
>> 
>> I want to know that: 1.  what kind of improvement ? user
>> experience and UI change or code refactor? 2.  If it is user
>> experience changes, are there some todo guides? 3.  is there some
>> user survey and user experience feed back to guide us improve the
>> Server view ?
> 
> Hi, refactoring's goal is only to improve code, so no user experience
> nor UI change should be done.
> 
> See [0].
> 
> [0] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_refactoring
 
 
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