Hi Steve & list!
About the left frame, Steve wrote:
nice changes, but i thinks the default value of $cfgLeftWidth its to small, the most of my databases in left.php have now a new line.
It's a IE5+ bug. Nothing to do in the code unfortunatly.
I've got a suggestion about the other improvement Olivier sets: the number of tables in db_details.php3 because I don't like its design very much. Why not to just have something like this for the last row: | Table | Action | Records | Size | ............................................. | number | Sum | number | size |
where number and size are the values?
Regards, Loïc
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Loïc a écrit :
Hi Steve & list!
About the left frame, Steve wrote:
nice changes, but i thinks the default value of $cfgLeftWidth its to small, the most of my databases in left.php have now a new line.
It's a IE5+ bug. Nothing to do in the code unfortunatly.
With a default value of 150, with long db names, the (number of tables) goes to the next line. Under NN4 and IE5. Putting 200 solves the "problem". That's what config. variables are made for :)
I am not sure if we will keep this left frame addition, I find it more difficult to read db names.
I've got a suggestion about the other improvement Olivier sets: the number of tables in db_details.php3 because I don't like its design very much. Why not to just have something like this for the last row: | Table | Action | Records | Size | ............................................. | number | Sum | number | size |
where number and size are the values?
In current cvs version, I already see the number of tables after the word Sum.
Marc
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Marc Delisle