Geert,
It looked like a good idea to protect real binary content from being edited,
but there are editable fields with binary attribute that should be editable.
2 options I see:
- only put a warning and let the user edit
- check if the field content is printable
Marc
Geert Lund - SilverSoft Productions a écrit :
Maybe another point I might have missed...
But both with the current CVS version - and the LV code I'm experiencing
problems while trying to edit a record ie. mysql.user - the first 3
fields - Host, User and Password is marked as char(60) binary as Type
and then I'm not able to edit the values...
That really annoys me, as I really would like to be able to edit those
fields (and I don't think that its phpMyAdmins job to restrict that)...
But as mentioned in subject - is there a point in this behaviour, is it
a feature or is it really a bug?
(running on PHP 4.0.6 with MySQL 3.23.39 on RH6.2)
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Geert Lund
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