2011/3/21 Adnan <hiddenpearls@gmail.com>:

> On Mon, Mar 21, 2011 at 4:59 PM, Marc Delisle <marc@infomarc.info> wrote:
>>
>> Akash Sinha a écrit :
>> > # Yes i agree with removing frameset  idea ( the space in left is
>> > getting useless,no use other than just displaying table name)  ..we
>> > never get a complete page to administer a table .We should customize the
>> > header area to fulfil the needs.
>>
>> Removing the left navigation panel and removing its implementation as a
>> frame are two separate ideas, IMO.
>>
>> By the way, the navigation panel is also used to:
>> - go back to main page by clicking the phpMyAdmin icon or the home icon
>> - switch database
>> - always have a list of tables in view even if we are not seeing them in
>> the main panel
>> - showing other icons on the top
>>
> I think, instead of removing, we should use DIV's based interface and
> get rid of these ordinary scroll bars, and use some fancy jQuery
> container. for non javascript browsers, we can use same Div's just
> simple scroll bars,
>

Current navigation frame is simple to use and long table lists don't
reset their scroll position when I change tab - which we would lose if
DIVs were introduced, unless we start using a multitude of hacks to
work around it. What are the advantages of removing frames, aside from
using not-cool-feature that currently works well for us?

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