Hi!
In the phpMyAdmin 3.4 series, is it worth maintaining compatibility with non-js-enabled browsers?
I very much appreciate the current efforts of improving and ajaxifying convenience features in phpMyAdmin and creating a more state-of-the-art framework. I think PMA has always been a backend tool where certain requirements like JS can be made, so I don't think that much time should be spent on non-js fallbacks, as they are mostly very cumbersome to implement. What I would like to mention to pay attention on is to still make phpMyAdmin be able to work in "multiple instances", so that I can open several tabs in my browser to do their separated work. Like clicking the "Edit row" link of a table to load the edit-data screen in multiple tabs, then cycle through them and save. Typo3, as an example for a JS-heavy framework, doesn't really (easily) allow such multi-tab usage. So links on items should IMHO always respect isolated tabs and make it possible to Shift-Click. "onclick" handlers for example make it hard to spawn the underlying function in a new tab instead of the current one. (I hope you all get what I'm talking about ;-) ) Regards, Garvin -- ++ Garvin Hicking | Web-Entwickler [PHP] | www.garv.in | ICQ 21392242 ++ Developer | http://www.s9y.org ++ GEPhotography | http://mk.garv.in ++ Make me happy | http://wishes.garv.in