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

Good point, these are of course only testing controls so I didn't worry about that too much. Now that the buttons on the left are working and you can retrieve tables from the database it is better to use these. Eventually the testing controls would be removed. Dougal On 07/05/07, Sebastian Mendel <lists@sebastianmendel.de> wrote:

Dougal Matthews schrieb:

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Hi,

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"Enter field name, fasle to end"

what if i would like to name my field 'false'?

it would be better if it is ending when nothing is entered or i hit cancel

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