[Phpmyadmin-devel] [Console]Vote for console design

[Edward Cheng]

2014-06-03 20:01 GMT+08:00 Michal Čihař <michal at cihar.com>:

> Hi Edward
>
> Dne Sat, 31 May 2014 12:54:55 +0800
> Edward Cheng <c4150221 at gmail.com> napsal(a):
>
> > There're some different views about new console, let's
> > vote for it then I can continue my work. More discussions
> > with Atul Pratap Singh can be found on our mail-list.
> >
> > For replace the Query Window:
> > Old module show results and replace the whole opener page,
> > should console
> > * Show results and just replace page content(text results
> > display on console too), using ajax
> > * Only display text results just like using a system terminal
>
> It seems there is some confusion here, so I'll share my view how this
> feature should look like (this is still something what can be
> discussed, I don't insist on things being implemented exactly like
> this, it's more like a point to discuss):
>
> - The query window should be removed in favor of console, it really
>   does not fit well into AJAX application.
> - The console should show all executed SQL queries (this includes
>   queries generated by phpMyAdmin, eg. when adding privilege or
>   altering table), allow to edit or bookmark them.
> - The results should still be shown in the main panel, the console
>   could list just the summary (like query took 1.2 seconds, 2 rows
>   affected, and so on).
>
> On the other side I don't think it makes sense to:
>
> - Show results within the console, we need more space here.
> - Remove SQL tab as there are situations when you will want to have
>   bigger editor with additional features which really can not fit into
>   console.
>
​I mean remove bookmarks, history, and query input
form(not a good idea:)​ )

>
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