[Phpmyadmin-devel] Insert as new record / Win32
Hi, This option works well on a Linux Apache server, but I have problems with this under a Windows server: MySQL 3.23.40 Apache 1.3.20 PHP 4.0.6 I erase the value of the auto-increment key, modify some fields, and choose "insert as new record", but the key is now 0. -- Marc Delisle Service de l'informatique Collège de Sherbrooke, Québec
Hi, I would like to ask if there are any doubts if I would develop an freeware extension for macromedia dreamweaver basing upon the javascript function 'setPointer' (this one which colorizes tablerows on mouseover) included in phpMyAdmin version 2.2.2. I'm sorry I found no hint who developed this function initially. I would like to get in contact with the author of this function to clarify any conditions or needs concerning publishing his function as an extension. So please contact me. Thanks and Regards Christian Lamine
Hi, looking at the ChangeLog and the cvs, this came from Detlev Stender <detlev.stender at web.de>. Marc Christian Lamine a écrit :
Hi,
I would like to ask if there are any doubts if I would develop an freeware extension for macromedia dreamweaver basing upon the javascript function 'setPointer' (this one which colorizes tablerows on mouseover) included in phpMyAdmin version 2.2.2.
I'm sorry I found no hint who developed this function initially. I would like to get in contact with the author of this function to clarify any conditions or needs concerning publishing his function as an extension.
On Wed, 6 Feb 2002, Christian Lamine wrote:
Hi,
I would like to ask if there are any doubts if I would develop an freeware extension for macromedia dreamweaver basing upon the javascript function 'setPointer' (this one which colorizes tablerows on mouseover) included in phpMyAdmin version 2.2.2.
I'm sorry I found no hint who developed this function initially. I would like to get in contact with the author of this function to clarify any conditions or needs concerning publishing his function as an extension.
So please contact me. Based on the fact that phpMyAdmin is GPL software, it should just be that license that you need to comply with. If I recall correctly, this would mean: including the GPL license, and making your source available as well. Alternatively, you can get permission from the author to use it in other ways.
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