lgtkaushalya@gmail.com a écrit :
Hi Marc,
Please checkout "master" instead.I have then re checkout the "master" and checked for the functionality of the search option.
One area that needs improvement is Database search: - collapse/expand the "Search in database" fieldset - separate popup when clicking on Browse in the search results, to avoid losing the search results; the same for Delete (especially when a Delete attempt fails)When I tried to search using PMA it gives unexpected UI panel repeating within the result window. I check it with the version 3.3.7 and in that it works fine. Here is the link which I have showed the screen shots of the results which I get. Here the "Tab navigation bar [1]" and the "Search in database[2]" panels showed twice.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1eEEgOemO8uhkzAw_aFYOSwHDKYZeiLRPuVDjAHxx... https://docs.google.com/document/d/1eEEgOemO8uhkzAw_aFYOSwHDKYZeiLRPuVDjAHxx8tc/edit?hl=en&authkey=CO738scF#
I'm Using Ubuntu 10.10 as the os, apache-2.2.16 as the server and using a symlink to the phpmyadmin folder and Google chrome as the browser for testing this.
Can you clarify whether this is a bug.
I don't have this testing environment so I suggest you open a bug report at http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?atid=377408&group_id=23067 and give your screenshot reference. There have been and are other bug reports specific to Chrome.
Are you familiar with jQuery?Last few days I went through some jQuery tutorial and now having some basic knowledge on it. So I'm willing to start working on the improvements you have mentioned. Are there any standards which should I follow in PMA UI designing. I will start working on the task of -collapse/expand the "Search in database" fieldset.
Have a look at how the expand/collapse happens in table search. There are no formal written standard.
But in the -separate popup when clicking on Browse in the search results, task needs a better structure. So may I draw a wire-frame for that UI, so you can correct me if it needs any modification.
OK.
Regards, Thilanka.