Garvin Hicking a écrit :
Hi!
Yes, templates would be great, but I still do not see advantage of db stored strings ;-).
- strings will be fetched at and of script (after all other tasks
finished
It should be thought of that upgrading will be harder, because phpMyAdmin first needs to insert all new/updated strings into the database. This will require a PMA updating facility, which connects properly to the database. That in turn means, the user either has to specify the password on upgrade, or the password needs to be stored in clear text on-disc.
I actually think this large overhead doesn't balance the positive effects of a DB-stored language interface...?
Regards, Garvin
I don't like either the overhead of having to maintain a db for the strings, first for the users/installers of PMA, second for the development team. We have more urgent things to do IMO.
Marc