Michael Keck a écrit :
Hi,
I've included it as plugin into my curent developer enviroment. I prefer a new setup var like $cfg['plugin'] = ...
I've made some test's with phpmydesigner and it works. Perhabs we should patch the css files to our themes?
I think, with some modifications it would work under IE too? I've readed the code and phpmydesigner uses ajax and some jsDOM behaviors. I would make some tests and post my results soon as possible.
I hope someone can make this feature work under IE too :)
Another: I've patched tinymce (http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/) as plugin for phpmyadmin.
Interesting! What was the needed work? Can we generalize it into a plugin interface?
- link/icon positionning in PMA - data exchange between PMA's interface and external code - other?
Also, does their license permit us to include their code in PMA?
I will submit the link for testing and viewing soon as possible ...
Regards Michael
--- Original Message --- Mail from: Marc Delisle Date: 16.10.2006 14:40
Marc Delisle a écrit :
Michal Čihař a écrit :
Hi
On Sun, 15 Oct 2006 14:08:26 -0400 Marc Delisle Marc.Delisle@cegepsherbrooke.qc.ca wrote:
since a few weeks, I have been testing the code and making suggestions to the developer of phpMyDesigner, a plug-in for phpMyAdmin. He would like his code to be merged into phpMyAdmin, but a few issues remain:
- code cleanup
And make the code actually work :-).
- what do we do with similar functionality already in PMA
Nothing, because his phpMyDesigner is Firefox/Opera only for now.
- does he want to keep his phpMyDesigner name
Hmm, we might add phpMyDesigner tab to database, but I'd prefer just Designer...
Anyway, please download and test his latest code:
Maybe I'm doing something incredibly wrong, but I don't expect it is supposed to look this way:
http://new.cihar.com/phpMyDesigner.png [Temporary location]
I forgot: the way it's done, your control user must have create rights to the pmadb.
In fact, for my tests here I added CREATE, INDEX, ALTER.
Marc