[Phpmyadmin-devel] phpMyAdmin 2.3.3 is released

The Internet, 2002-12-02 To: phpMyAdmin community The development team is pleased to announce version 2.3.3 of phpMyAdmin. Some improvements: * upload of compressed dumps * inform the user who does not have privileges to create a db * warning if using PHP 4.2.3 * new internal analyzer for db, table, column and alias * data dictionary report * warning about blank root password in all auth modes Some fixes: * database search and any words * anonymous user was created as % * wrong back link after an error * automatic uppercase causes trouble for some languages * syntax error for REVOKE * parsing and INTERVAL * sorting on a COUNT() column * no need to check an explicit dot in open_basedir path * navigation controls not shown with GROUP BY queries * numeric foreign keys used as aliases * HTML entities in db or table names * better dump support for older MySQL * ignore NULL checkbox if data present * SHOW INDEXES syntax variant * USE in query box to change db * Edit or Delete a row when only an alias is displayed * Special regexp characters in table name caused bugs * Reserved words like TABLE in table name caused bugs * Check referential integrity and NULL foreign key, or self-linked table * inconsistent use of radio buttons on db search page * export and UTF-8 * auto-increment key does not have to be the primary key * ANSI comments * cookie auth and PHP3 * javascript problem for row color pointer * date column wrap in browse mode * relations and non-primary key * sorting a column ORDER BY SUM(var) * cannot delete a row with a TEXT field containing newlines * let use a blank password in cookie auth mode * ORDERing by a function applied to a field * syntax coloring and UPDATE...SET * parser and multi-byte characters * revealing of MySQL connect information if server is down * bad link to doc of ALTER TABLE * TEXT field containing HTML is sometimes displayed wrong * FULLTEXT indexes were not detected correctly with MySQL >= 4.0.2-alpha Download links, as usual, on http://www.phpmyadmin.net Marc Delisle, for the team.