I am using PMA •Version information: 4.2.11,and i am able to see the PHP version (i.e. •Apache/2.4.10 (Win32) OpenSSL/1.0.1i PHP/5.5.19) at the homepage.I think this feature-anomaly is specific to some versions.
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I had question regarding #1602.I think this problem can be addressed by
using the "<?php echo variable name used to address fields in the php
file(which we can also save from cookie);?>" in the html-input field. Am i
right?Beacuse by using that we might be able to retain the value in the
form even after the page refreshes.Correct me if i am wrong.
Status: open Group: Needs_decision Created: Thu Feb 05, 2015 09:58 AM UTC by Olaf van der Spek Last Updated: Fri Feb 06, 2015 08:06 AM UTC Owner: nobody
The home page includes DB server & client info, web server info and PHP
extension, but it doesn't include the PHP version.. How come?
Well I tested it on three servers and it's fine everywhere.
In your index.php do you see this?
$php_version_string = __('PHP version:') . ' ' . phpversion();
PMA_printListItem(
$php_version_string,
'li_used_php_version'
);
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I am using PMA •Version information: 4.2.11,and i am able to see the PHP version (i.e. •Apache/2.4.10 (Win32) OpenSSL/1.0.1i PHP/5.5.19) at the homepage.I think this feature-anomaly is specific to some versions.
That's because PHP is running as a module and it inserted it's version string into that of the web server. This isn't the case for all configurations.
Last edit: Aanand 2015-02-21
@AAnand do you have a specific question?
Related
Feature Requests:
#1604No, I mean do you have a specific question for #1604?
Shouldn't this be in the beta?
It is in 4.4.0-beta1. In the web server section of home page, I see "PHP version: x.x.x", both on my server and the demo server.
Hmm
Try the demo server (4.4.x).
If you say it's there I believe you. Question is: why does it not show up on my server?
Is it the same server where there was a curious include_path to /usr/share/something ?
Nope
Well I tested it on three servers and it's fine everywhere.
In your index.php do you see this?
$php_version_string = __('PHP version:') . ' ' . phpversion();
PMA_printListItem(
$php_version_string,
'li_used_php_version'
);
It did however have xcache enabled. I've restart the webserver and now it's fine..
That other server has xcache too, perhaps that's the culprit.
I'm happy with http://php.net/manual/en/book.opcache.php on both PHP 5.3 and 5.6 servers.