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#185 show edit links based on user permission
Added a new function, PMA_isGrantValid($grant,
$table), which checks to see if the current user has
permissions to perform edit, update, etc. before
showing the appropriate link for Edit or Update on
the table browse and edit pages. Thus, if a user
does not have permission to Update, the update
link will not show when browsing data in a table.
Note: I have not tried to apply these changes to the
table properties page. Since this page is going
through some major changes (as of mid-May
2002), I will wait on this.
- jd
Discussion
function PMA_isGrantValid with instructions
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The changes to the table properties pages have been
completed now, could you please see about updating your
patch for possible inclusion and testing in the new release of
phpMyAdmin ?
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Could you also convert this to a proper patch/diff file format for
us to apply more easily, with the instructions in a seperate
file?
This will go in 2.3.1
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How to create patch/diff ?
is there any tool that make it?
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the tool is 'diff' on UNIX.
'diff' makes patches, that you apply with 'patch'.
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Is there any patch/diff for w2k?
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Just grab the Cygwin or MinGW editions of the GNU tools
and the diff and patch are in there.
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ok
I download Cygwin and MinGW but i dont know how to
start?
any help will be appreciated
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Basically, here is what you should do.
check out a recent copy of the source tree from CVS.
make two copies of the directory in the same base location
eg:
C:\htdocs\phpMyAdmin.old\ and C:\htdocs\phpMyAdmin.new\
apply the changes to the phpMyAdmin.new\ directory, leaving
the other one ALONE.
then once you are sure the changes work,
go to C:\htdocs and do:
"diff -U 5 -rNw
phpMyAdmin.old\ phpMyAdmin.new\ >C:\htdocs\PMA.patch"
that will generate a file, 'PMA.patch' that you can then post
up here for us.
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Has any progress been made on this?