Hi there.
I'm a student who's interested in your web application "phpMyAdmin", and I convinced I could help you in some "issues" posted as ideas here [0].
To be precise I'm interested in making phpMyAdmin more interactive by further enhancing AJAX support for the app. As I've seen, you already use the jQuery API which will make my work less tiresome.
I have a question regarding the "AJAX" idea. This seems straightforward: make all those actions through a xmlhttprequest (ajax) . I see some of them are marked as done. Where will the php scripts for ajax reside? For example "Insert rows with an Ajax request: todo": I'll make a function in common.js for a ajax request (with the help of jQuery API), yet I'm not sure what will happen next: if I just make a redirect it will feel like no ajax was made whatsoever. I'm guessing that the user will remain on the same "insert rows" page for any further additions, and maybe add message on top of the table if it had succeed.
Correct me if I'm wrong. I'm familiar with AJAX and a bit of jQuery, but I need to know what exactly is intended to be done with them.
I'm not very sure how should I elaborate the AJAXify idea since for it's pretty much straightforward on how to resolve it.
[0] http://wiki.phpmyadmin.net/pma/GSoC_2011_Ideas_List
Botea Răzvan a écrit :
Hi there.
I'm a student who's interested in your web application "phpMyAdmin", and I convinced I could help you in some "issues" posted as ideas here [0].
To be precise I'm interested in making phpMyAdmin more interactive by further enhancing AJAX support for the app. As I've seen, you already use the jQuery API which will make my work less tiresome.
I have a question regarding the "AJAX" idea. This seems straightforward: make all those actions through a xmlhttprequest (ajax) . I see some of them are marked as done. Where will the php scripts for ajax reside? For example "Insert rows with an Ajax request: todo": I'll make a function in common.js for a ajax request (with the help of jQuery API), yet I'm not sure what will happen next: if I just make a redirect it will feel like no ajax was made whatsoever. I'm guessing that the user will remain on the same "insert rows" page for any further additions, and maybe add message on top of the table if it had succeed.
I suggest you have a look at the current code in master git (or try 3.4.0-beta4) and use Firebug's network panel to trace the calling sequence of an operation already implemented in Ajax.
Correct me if I'm wrong. I'm familiar with AJAX and a bit of jQuery, but I need to know what exactly is intended to be done with them.
I'm not very sure how should I elaborate the AJAXify idea since for it's pretty much straightforward on how to resolve it.
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Botea Răzvan -
Marc Delisle