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As some of you told me, it would be soon the time to release a stable version of the current tree. What in your opinon must be done before ? Here a few personal ideas: please comment or add your ideas:
[ ] fix the mysql_select_db($db) problem (cf. my other post an hour ago)
[ ] fix (or if it's too much work: move to the -devel tree) the user administration routines (cf. other post)
[ ] create a FAQ file or page (look at the questions asked on http://www.phpwizard.net/phorum/list.php?f=1 : they are almost always the same...)
[ ] table view (tbl_properties) : move the "Table type:" at the end of the page, as well as the "Table comments:" input field. But display the comment (if any) under the title (Database ___ - table \n $comment)
[ ] table view (tbl_properties): move the "Select" and "Insert" links higher (before "Check table") : important functions should be higher on the page than functions used less often.
[ ] what about using bigger input fields and textareas while editing records ? Dynamicaly (if length of field < 40, show a field of the right size, otherwise show a field of size 40), or by adding 3 variables to the config file (text_field_length, textarea_rows_nb, textarea_cols_nb...)
[ ] update CREDITS, DEVELOPERS, README files
[ ] record editing: remove "insert new row" if we are not editing an entry (inserting a new one), and rename the button as "Insert as a new row" (will need a new text label I guess).
[ ] when creating a new table (table view -> create table): what about ignoring fields when the field name is empty ? When creating a table, I (and probalby others :) not always know exactley how many fields I need. What do you think? Would be more user-friendly. [ ] (low priority) add an "about phpmyadmin" page to the code, like for example http://admin.omnis.ch/admin2/?A=about (containg the most important links, feedback form, etc.)
[ ] try to contact all the translators to let them update their files... (they should all be on the translators mailing list : would be the easiest I guess).
[x] have a nice week-end :)
Cheers, Olivier