Hi Olivier & all!
Olivier wrote:
you can add Opera 5.0 for linux to the list of non supported browsers (the left frame only display databases, never tables).
OK, added to the list. BTW I've tried to merge an uggly workaround for Opera and Konqueror into the code. Could you please give it a try (I've updated the CVS with the new version of the relevant scripts).
Regards, Loïc
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On Sat, Jul 07, 2001 at 02:11:10PM +0200, Loïc wrote:
OK, added to the list. BTW I've tried to merge an uggly workaround for Opera and Konqueror into the code. Could you please give it a try
Btw, there is again a demo online, but just for "private" use (so devel-members) : http://phpmyadmin.sourceforge.net/phpMyAdmin-devel/ . It's running using another project I own on sourceforge.
Just tried to setup bookmark support, but it doesn't seem to work (db and table created). To change the setup, you can normaly edit the files under /home/groups/p/ph/phpmyadmin/htdocs/phpMyAdmin-devel (chowned g+rwx *). Just ssh to shell1.sourceforge.net.
Olivier
Oops,
Of course, if you want to test this feature, you must have PHP4 + Zlib support :) No effect with PHP3.
Armel.
Hi all,
Ok, so i commit the GZip dump feature. My solution is only based on gzencode(). But it works only under PHP4 >= 4.0.4.
I did not want to use exec(), system() or quite other solutions too dependent of the platform (Linux /Windows, safe mode or not, and so on).
Feedback ?
Regards,
Armel.
Armel,
good idea, even if I can't test it right now (will have to recompile :).
I like also the if(function_exists("gzencode"))
I suggest you add to Documentation.html (maybe in the Introduction section) the fact that it can gzip the dump if PHP has the zlib module.
Armel FAUVEAU a écrit :
Hi all,
Ok, so i commit the GZip dump feature. My solution is only based on gzencode(). But it works only under PHP4 >= 4.0.4.
I did not want to use exec(), system() or quite other solutions too dependent of the platform (Linux /Windows, safe mode or not, and so on).
Marc,
good idea, even if I can't test it right now (will have to recompile :).
I like also the if(function_exists("gzencode"))
Thank's :)
I suggest you add to Documentation.html (maybe in the Introduction
section)
the fact that it can gzip the dump if PHP has the zlib module.
It's ok. I add this fact in the Introduction section and i explain why in the FAQ section. I hope this is in a comprehensive english :p
Now, it's time to sleep for me. It is almost daylight...
Regards,
Armel.
Oops, i repost this too,
On Sat, Jul 07, 2001 at 02:11:10PM +0200, Loïc wrote:
OK, added to the list. BTW I've tried to merge an uggly workaround for Opera and Konqueror into the code. Could you please give it a try
Btw, there is again a demo online, but just for "private" use (so devel-members) : http://phpmyadmin.sourceforge.net/phpMyAdmin-devel/ . It's running using another project I own on sourceforge.
Just tried to setup bookmark support, but it doesn't seem to work (db and table created). To change the setup, you can normaly edit the files under /home/groups/p/ph/phpmyadmin/htdocs/phpMyAdmin-devel (chowned g+rwx *). Just ssh to shell1.sourceforge.net.
It's ok now.
The problem was in sql.php3 at line 149 : ... if($cfgBookmark['db'] && $cfgBookmark['table'] && $db!=$cfgBookmark['db'] && empty($id_bookmark)) ... This condition is not true, because $db==$cfgBookmark['db'] (odsn) So no bookmark support :p
I replaced this line by
if($cfgBookmark['db'] && $cfgBookmark['table'] && empty($id_bookmark))
And it's ok now.
But the question is...why i had set this condition under $db and $cfgBookmark['db']... And at 01:30am, in this rainy night, i don't know :p
Armel
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