Hi Olivier & all!
[About user administration pages]
Would it be possible to make it work also without javascript ? For example the "Go" button on "add user" is not a standard submit button, and this user administration page would be quite practical on sysadmin work, on console+lynx... :)
This MUST be done... but rewritting this script in a convenient format with such requirements is at least a one full day work. And I don't have so many free times now :(
Other small anoying thing: on file upload, the whole file (even if 2MB big) is displayed in the "Your SQL-query has been executed successfully" box and in the "Run SQL query/queries on database ____" textarea. ... For example on file upload, only display "File uploaded successfully, xxx rows loaded" + mysql message if any, and keep the textarea empty ?
Nice idea :)
Loïc
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On Sun, Aug 19, 2001 at 12:17:17PM +0200, Loïc wrote:
[About user administration pages]
Would it be possible to make it work also without javascript ? For example the "Go" button on "add user" is not a standard submit button, and this user administration page would be quite practical on sysadmin work, on console+lynx... :)
This MUST be done... but rewritting this script in a convenient format with such requirements is at least a one full day work. And I don't have so many free times now :(
quoi, c'est les vacances non ? :) (what, don't you have holidays now?)
Other small anoying thing: on file upload, the whole file (even if 2MB big) is displayed in the "Your SQL-query has been executed successfully" box and in the "Run SQL query/queries on database ____" textarea. ... For example on file upload, only display "File uploaded successfully, xxx rows loaded" + mysql message if any, and keep the textarea empty ?
Nice idea :)
just checked how hard it would be to fix that, and managed to do it in a few minutes, so that is now in the cvs :) It cvs-confliced with your changes in db_readdump Loic, but it seems ok now.
So, back to "real" work now :/ Olivier
[About user administration pages]
Would it be possible to make it work also without javascript ? For example the "Go" button on "add user" is not a standard submit button, and this user administration page would be quite practical on sysadmin work, on console+lynx... :)
This MUST be done... but rewritting this script in a convenient format
with
such requirements is at least a one full day work. And I don't have so
many
free times now :(
And I hope that, a sysadmin under console know how to use mysql, mysqladmin and all these tools in command line. PhpMyAdmin compliant with Lynx is a little bit excessive, isn't it ? :)
Armel.
On Sun, Aug 19, 2001 at 05:21:21PM +0200, Armel FAUVEAU wrote:
And I hope that, a sysadmin under console know how to use mysql, mysqladmin and all these tools in command line. PhpMyAdmin compliant with Lynx is a little bit excessive, isn't it ? :)
hey, and what if an hacker deleted the mysqladmin command ? :)
Ok ok, maybe it's a bit too far, but I like when pages are also able to work in non javascript-enabled browsers (YMMV of course).
Btw, phpMyAdmin *does* work with lynx, and it's sometimes much quicker than loading a graphical browser etc...
Olivier
On Mon, 20 Aug 2001, Olivier M. wrote:
hey, and what if an hacker deleted the mysqladmin command ? :)
You would run the 'mysql' command, and do commands yourself.
Btw, phpMyAdmin *does* work with lynx, and it's sometimes much quicker than loading a graphical browser etc...
I find the text browser 'links' much nicer than 'lynx', as it supports frames to make our lives easier.
Hello hello :)
hey, and what if an hacker deleted the mysqladmin command ? :)
LOL :) And what about a Wap version ? :pp
Ok ok, maybe it's a bit too far, but I like when pages are also able to work in non javascript-enabled browsers (YMMV of course).
Btw, phpMyAdmin *does* work with lynx, and it's sometimes much quicker than loading a graphical browser etc...
Lynx and Links... Links is a good text WWW browser too :) http://artax.karlin.mff.cuni.cz/~mikulas/links/
Armel.
On Mon, Aug 20, 2001 at 05:51:28PM +0200, Armel FAUVEAU wrote:
And what about a Wap version ? :pp
:))))
Ok ok, maybe it's a bit too far, but I like when pages are also able to work in non javascript-enabled browsers (YMMV of course).
Btw, phpMyAdmin *does* work with lynx, and it's sometimes much quicker than loading a graphical browser etc...
Lynx and Links... Links is a good text WWW browser too :) http://artax.karlin.mff.cuni.cz/~mikulas/links/
sure, with "lynx", I meant lynx|links|w3m (and even maybe the w3 mode of emacs ? :)
Olivier
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