In general I agree with both of you (Olaf that it should be consistent and Marc that it should be Edit).
I think there are cases where each one is a better choice; for example "Change password", but I believe Olaf is referring to the table structure page.
I'm torn on this, because I think you "edit" data but "change" structure, so I tend to be pretty happy with how it is. If we do change it, I think "Edit" is better than "Change" in these cases.
I'm going to give this more thought.
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I guess that we should standardize on Edit.
In general I agree with both of you (Olaf that it should be consistent and Marc that it should be Edit).
I think there are cases where each one is a better choice; for example "Change password", but I believe Olaf is referring to the table structure page.
I'm torn on this, because I think you "edit" data but "change" structure, so I tend to be pretty happy with how it is. If we do change it, I think "Edit" is better than "Change" in these cases.
I'm going to give this more thought.
I noticed it on the browse page. Editing multiple rows is called Change.
For structure perhaps Alter would be more SQLike. ;)
Last edit: Olaf van der Spek 2015-04-17
Fixed with https://github.com/phpmyadmin/phpmyadmin/commit/60e3af04fd6b4ffcc2412f0bb6d66352e8373596
Ticket moved from /p/phpmyadmin/feature-requests/1656/