On Sat, Aug 3, 2013 at 7:02 PM, Rouslan Placella <rouslan(a)placella.com> wrote:
On 08/03/2013 04:50 PM, Rouslan Placella wrote:
On 08/03/2013 02:53 PM, Mohamed Ashraf wrote:
We have deployed an early version of the error
reporting server at
[0]. while there are still a few things not implemented the view will
not change much from what is currently there. I have filled the
database with fake reports to help you see how things will look in the
real world.
Since I am finishing up with the features I need feedback on the
currently implemented functionality and if anyone has any idea on how
to do something differently please feel free to say it.
currently there is a list of reports and clicking on the id of the
report you get redirected to a view containing the summary of the
related reports. you can submit error reports to the sourceforge bug
tracker.
if anyone thinks there is missing functionality or if something needs
to be displayed in a better way, please tell me so as to schedule the
change in the coming weeks.
[0]
http://reports.phpmyadmin.net/
One thing that would be good is the ability to click anywhere on a row
in the list of reports to bring up the details. Right now, the link is
quite small.
Another thing that I noticed is that some urls are slipping through into
the report, see attached screenshot. I think that these should be
truncated to only display the filename and anything after it, but not
the hostname or the path to the pma installation.
I am working on it. most of the
urls in the stack trace has been
sanitized in phpmyadmin so now the filename and query string are only
displayed and they are parse so that it can detect the #PMAURL-n in
the url and parse what is after it since that is the correct path.
Also, I was thinking that it would be good to be able to view the full
report in both json and html, for easier inspection.
I tried it first but it messed
up the formatting due to the long
lines. but I can work on it to see if I can do something. what is
wrong with the json view now. the reason I created it is that when I
created an html view at first I found it looked worse that what you
see now. I will try to think of a different way of doing things
Bye,
Rouslan
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