Dougal Matthews a écrit :

Hi,

I contact you all a while ago saying that I was going to attempting to create a query builder power by JavaScript for phpMyAdmin as a university project.

I have been working away at it and have learned loads, this is the first time I've used JavaScript for anything serious.

Anyway, I have so far created a prototype that I would like to show you. I first need to state that due to time constraint with university this prototype currently ONLY supports Firefox 2 and above (maybe 1.5 but I've been testing with version 2). It may also work in Safari and opera, I don't know.

This is by no means a finished product, However, I'd like to show you have I have so far. You will run into a number of a issues, however any feedback would be appreciated.

I have been having problems utilizing the functions in phpMyAdmin to use within my Ajax engine, I believe this is because of headers and cookies being sent by PHP. Any suggestions how I can get around this?

Right... less talking, more prototype showing...

Please read this section before visiting;

Known Limitations (there are more, I've not got the list next to me, but the main problems are below);

* Add remove tables can be buggy when tables are added and removed
  repeatedly
* View SQL Query and Run SQL query are not yet working. Due to
  problems hooking in with the phpMyAdmin php

System Requirements:

* FireFox 2+ (maybe 1.5+)
* A decent screen resolution, 1280 X 1024 recommended. It will work
  on lower but wont look as good. try going to full screen.

And finally the URL is... http://www.dougalmatthews.com/hp/pma/

Depending on the feedback and what you guys think, I am hoping to continue this project in the summer and fix all the problems and add in cross browser support. I also hope to reduce the size of the JavaScript by eliminating some of the library use.

Thanks

Dougal

Hello Dougal, I am testing with FF 2.0.0.3 on Win XP.

I click Add/Remove Tables. I tick table1 and get TypeError QB::addTable - Error adding table Table::Constructor - type error: pId must be a Number Undefined(undefined) qb::manage - Adding table1

Then I close the Add/remove tables window and cannot do anything else.

Marc Delisle