[Phpmyadmin-devel] phpMyAdmin 2.4.0-rc1 is released
Marc Delisle
DelislMa at CollegeSherbrooke.qc.ca
Sun Feb 2 18:44:46 CET 2003
The Internet, 2003-02-02
To: phpMyAdmin community
The development team is pleased to announce version 2.4.0-rc1
(first release candidate) of phpMyAdmin.
Improvements:
* PDF pages
o new data dictionary
o support for deleting a PDF page definition
o better browser support
* cookie login: login error message
* new server/user management interface with sub-pages
o more intuitive interface
o support new MySQL 4 privileges
o support for user resource limits
* Export
o export to LaTeX format
o better handling of charset conversion
o better output order of inserts/creates
o export results of any single-table SELECT
* option to only copy data (append) to a table
* better handling of confirmation requests (bookmarks) and LIMIT
* support EXTRACT ... FROM
* check/uncheck all for field selection
* moving cursor with ctrl/arrows in table creation and row editing
* images in PNG format where possible
* display UPDATE SQL statement after a row edit
* in Select sub-page, drop-down for ENUMs
* (experimental) support for compressed connections to the MySQL server
* upload of binary file into a field
* new documentation layout
* (for phpMyAdmin developers) interface to DBG extension for
debugging/profiling
Fixes:
* output handler warning for PHP >=4.3.0
* usernames with "@" character
* links or submit buttons for db search results
* warning for bzip problem of PHP 4.2.1
* wrong "Back" links
* UNION processing generated undefined variables
* handling of "LOCAL" in recent MySQL versions for LOAD DATA INFILE
* wrong drop-down for foreign keys in Select sub-page
* wrong charset information in XML exports
* parsing error for the single quote case
* problem with SQL validator interface
* wrong parsing of INTERVAL and AUTO_INCREMENT
* no longer allow invalid options like UNSIGNED in SET/ENUM
* problem entering comments in Relation view
* fix for kanji encoding problem
* empty field names on add fields page caused problems
Download links, as usual, on http://www.phpmyadmin.net
Marc Delisle, for the team.
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