Re: [Phpmyadmin-devel] Querywindow wihtout JS in mainframe?
Garvin Hicking wrote:
Hi!
if someone changes the table/db/server in the main window, the querywindow will not get noticed without javascript, but this makes it not useless ...
But is the querywindow able to show the SQL results inside the base frameset without javascript? I though that form targets do only work within framesets and not inside popup windows, without JS?
<form target="phpmain"> the target takes any window name, not only names of windows inside a(ny) frameset
The "false" option is there so that people still can get to an SQL interface with a single mouseclick. this single mouseclick should navigate server/db/table sql tab instead ...
But how would you know if you should open the server tab, the db tab or the table tab, without JS?
if this can not be determined open the server sql tab, but when you change the db in the left frame without JS, the whole frameset is reloaded, and now you know the current db - but this is already done at my lokal copy - so this is not a question of 'how' but rather is it wanted? -- Sebastian Mendel www.sebastianmendel.de www.sf.net/projects/phpdatetime | www.sf.net/projects/phptimesheet
Hi!
But is the querywindow able to show the SQL results inside the base frameset without javascript? I though that form targets do only work within framesets and not inside popup windows, without JS?
<form target="phpmain">
I have not yet looked at your new code commits, but in "the old times" the main name needed a hash like phpmain3242fsfd23234234ff to properly target framesets when multiple phpMyAdmin instances are opened on the same browser in different tabs. Because you don't want the popup window of phpMyAdmin #1 to set its SQL query to phpMyAdmin #2. :-)
But how would you know if you should open the server tab, the db tab or the table tab, without JS?
if this can not be determined open the server sql tab, but when you change the db in the left frame without JS, the whole frameset is reloaded, and now you know the current db - but this is already done at my lokal copy - so this is not a question of 'how' but rather is it wanted?
I think that refresh only happens when you use the "LightView". I personally always use the "full view", and then the left frame is not reloaded. Sadly I don't have much time at these times to look at your new implementation. There are many things to consider, so please don't let us break stuff that has been thought over in the past. :) That's all I was asking for. :) Regards, Garvin -- ++ Garvin Hicking | Web-Entwickler [PHP] | www.garv.in | ICQ 21392242 ++ Developer of | www.phpMyAdmin.net | www.s9y.org ++ Make me happy | http://wishes.garv.in
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