Hello,
it would make sense to have hotkeys similar to chrome browser console or any other browser have.
1) First of all an ability to cycle through history by using keyboard's up / down arrow keys. This would create a great rapid development experience in cases when developer wants to do a minor change to the last or frequent query executed and test it again.
2) Change query execution shortcut ctrl+enter to a plain enter and use shift+enter for a new line. The motivation behind this is that developers mostly write a one line select queries, so it would make sense to have a shorter hotkey for a more frequent action.
3) Would it be possible to set a focus on the edit if user clicks anywhere on the white space just below edit.
Best regards,
Linas Pašviestish
Part 1 implemented with https://github.com/phpmyadmin/phpmyadmin/pull/1419
Part 3 is also implemented with https://github.com/phpmyadmin/phpmyadmin/pull/1420
Part 2 needs discussion/decision.
I implemented part 2 in this pull request. You can choose if you want to use Ctrl+Enter (default option) or just Enter.
Last edit: Dan Ungureanu 2015-03-06
Part 2 implemented, but this is only short-term (as long as the browser is open). I suggested in the pull request to improve it with a long-term configuration. This means config.inc.php and user preferences.
Done! https://github.com/phpmyadmin/phpmyadmin/pull/1551