Hi, I just want to double-check that there's no programmatic reason why some columns would be hidden from the user at [1].
I've done tests of my own with admittedly not huge columns, but large enough to make the display scroll considerably off my screen, and haven't been able to find a reason why phpMyAdmin would hide some columns. I don't ever remember that being a "feature", either, but I've reached the point here where I wanted to double-check that I'm not missing something obvious.
Thanks
1 - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21222877/some-columns-are-hidden-in-phpm...
Isaac Bennetch a écrit :
Hi, I just want to double-check that there's no programmatic reason why some columns would be hidden from the user at [1].
I've done tests of my own with admittedly not huge columns, but large enough to make the display scroll considerably off my screen, and haven't been able to find a reason why phpMyAdmin would hide some columns. I don't ever remember that being a "feature", either, but I've reached the point here where I wanted to double-check that I'm not missing something obvious.
Hi Isaac, there is a column-hiding feature. Browse a table, and in the zone with the big T, use the arrow to choose what to hide or to show all.
On 1/23/14 10:07 AM, Marc Delisle wrote:
Isaac Bennetch a écrit :
Hi, I just want to double-check that there's no programmatic reason why some columns would be hidden from the user at [1].
I've done tests of my own with admittedly not huge columns, but large enough to make the display scroll considerably off my screen, and haven't been able to find a reason why phpMyAdmin would hide some columns. I don't ever remember that being a "feature", either, but I've reached the point here where I wanted to double-check that I'm not missing something obvious.
Hi Isaac, there is a column-hiding feature. Browse a table, and in the zone with the big T, use the arrow to choose what to hide or to show all.
Thanks Marc. I didn't think to mention that since the problem to persist across dropping and re-adding the table, but I've added it as another step to check. Sometimes this is a team effort :)
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Marc Delisle