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From: Roberto C. - S. S. <rob...@fi...> - 2003-01-14 20:05:54
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Hi friends. I downloaded the most updated files about phpmyeditsetup.php (rev 1.17) and phpmyedit.class.php (1.44). Inserted the three lines above, because I want data from another table: $opts['fdd']['codcity'] = array( 'name'=>'Codcity', 'select'=>'T', 'type'=>'int', 'maxlen'=>6, 'nowrap'=>false, 'required'=>true, 'default'=>'0', 'sort'=>true ); $fdd['codcity']['values']['table'] = 'city'; $fdd['codcity']['values']['column'] = 'code'; $fdd['codcity']['values']['description'] = 'name'; But... This is not running OK... Seems the three lines not exist... Continue appearing the codes. Not the descriptions... Thanks any help. Cordialmente Roberto Cohen Diretor Geral - SIAL Software Fone: +55-51 3321.2566 ramal 215 |
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From: Roberto C. - S. S. <rob...@fi...> - 2003-01-14 12:18:25
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Hi, people. Here is my translating for new options for our language file. Happy to cooperate. Regards. Roberto Cohen Come to South Brazil Diretor Geral - SIAL Software Fone: +55-51 3321.2566 ramal 215 |
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From: Ondrej J. <ne...@po...> - 2003-01-08 23:41:28
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> The best way is to use CVS. It's fast and you are always sure of getting > the most up to date version. If you are using windows take a look at > tortiousCVS at sourceforge. It will have you up and running in no time. The CVS version contains the latest features and improvements, but also the latest hot new bugs. Of course I do not make them purpously, but somethimes they appear. Anyway, keep this in mind when using CVS version. Can someone send me on private address the offical download URL for TortoiseCVS and some its special usage notes as well? I will link it on the several places to make MS-Windows users their life a little bit easier. Thanks. -- _/| Ondrej Jombik - ne...@ph... - http://www.nepto.sk - OJ812-RIPE <_ \ Platon SDG - open source software development - http://platon.sk `\| UNIX is user friendly. It's selective about who its friends are! '` |
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From: Ondrej J. <ne...@po...> - 2003-01-08 23:41:26
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> What are the phpMyEdit current anonymous CVS read parameters, as well > as the CVS status at this time? Has anything changed since the 5.2 > release? Anonymous CVS access is written [1] on the Platon SDG homepage [2]. There is also possibility to download the latest CVS version using CVSweb interface [3]. You can review changes since 5.2 release using the same interface. Due to my university exams is phpMyEdit developement these days not as fast as are my wishes. However I'm accepting patches; and some people are already working on some things (such as database abstraction implementation). Also note, that in the following weeks the Platon SDG support forum will be opened and 5.3 release will come with extensive and comprehensive documentation which is almost done nowadays (and located in CVS as well). [1] http://www.platon.sk/article.php?cvs [2] http://www.platon.sk/ [3] http://www.platon.sk/cvs/cvs.php/ -- _/| Ondrej Jombik - ne...@ph... - http://www.nepto.sk - OJ812-RIPE <_ \ Platon SDG - open source software development - http://platon.sk `\| UNIX is user friendly. It's selective about who its friends are! '` |
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From: Ondrej J. <ne...@po...> - 2003-01-08 20:46:59
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> How can I update my phpmyedit with the files existing in > http://www.platon.sk/cvs/cvs.php/phpMyEdit/ ?? > I understand that it compares versions, but... > I would like everything, without compare... Yes, it can compare phpMyEdit versions, but if you select some version, there is a possibility do download whole file. So choose the latest one and download using "download" link. The anonymous access instructions [1] are written on website, but I know, you wrote you are not so familiar with UNIX cvs usage. But maybe someone else will consider them as useful. > How can I download full updated phpmyedit.class.php without cvs? > The files in download section are older than CVS. In the download section of Platon SDG project management section is the latest stable 5.2 version. Release 5.3 is currently being developed and can be fetched from CVS using steps described above. However, the CVSweb [2] interface is currently not capable to compile TGZ or ZIP archive of project files for you. But AFAIK this feature is work in progress. Maybe we should consider daily/weekly CVS shapshoting... [1] http://www.platon.sk/article.php?cvs [2] http://www.freebsd.org/projects/cvsweb.html -- _/| Ondrej Jombik - ne...@ph... - http://www.nepto.sk - OJ812-RIPE <_ \ Platon SDG - open source software development - http://platon.sk `\| UNIX is user friendly. It's selective about who its friends are! '` |
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From: John S. <js...@st...> - 2003-01-08 09:10:04
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Hi Ondrej, What are the phpMyEdit current anonymous CVS read parameters, as well as the CVS status at this time? Has anything changed since the 5.2 release? Thanks, John >> At the sourceforge site it says that the version is 5.2 but nothing is >> there. Did someone messup? (I'm having problems with the 5.1 version and >> I'm hoping this fixes it). > >Due to various problems with SourceForge service, phpMyEdit is not >available to download at SF.net anymore. Since it is open source project, >and will remain hopefully forever, phpMyEdit is published on its new >homepage at > >http://www.platon.sk/projects/phpMyEdit/ > >Note that this link with information about this issue is written in the >ChangeLog and release notes at SourceForge. But due to really bad handling >of user input text is output HTML page damaged and difficult to read. >Sorry for that, but its not my mistake anyway. > >-- > _/| Ondrej Jombik - ne...@ph... - http://www.nepto.sk - OJ812-RIPE > <_ \ Platon SDG - open source software development - http://platon.sk > `\| UNIX is user friendly. It's selective about who its friends are! > '` > > > >------------------------------------------------------- >This sf.net email is sponsored by: >With Great Power, Comes Great Responsibility >Learn to use your power at OSDN's High Performance Computing Channel >http://hpc.devchannel.org/ >_______________________________________________ >Phpmyedit-discuss mailing list >Php...@li... >https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/phpmyedit-discuss -- /* SteeleSoft Consulting John Steele - Systems Analyst/Programmer * We also walk dogs... Dynamic Web Design PHP/MySQL/Linux/Hosting * www.steelesoftconsulting.com js...@st... */ |
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From: cryst <cr...@go...> - 2003-01-07 22:53:39
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The best way is to use CVS. It's fast and you are always sure of getting the most up to date version. If you are using windows take a look at tortiousCVS at sourceforge. It will have you up and running in no time. Chris Bruner ----- Original Message ----- From: <php...@li...> To: <php...@li...> Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2003 3:11 PM Subject: Phpmyedit-discuss digest, Vol 1 #47 - 1 msg > Send Phpmyedit-discuss mailing list submissions to > php...@li... > > To subscribe or unsubscribe via the World Wide Web, visit > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/phpmyedit-discuss > or, via email, send a message with subject or body 'help' to > php...@li... > > You can reach the person managing the list at > php...@li... > > When replying, please edit your Subject line so it is more specific > than "Re: Contents of Phpmyedit-discuss digest..." > > > Today's Topics: > > 1. How to use CVS (Roberto Cohen - SIAL Software) > > --__--__-- > > Message: 1 > Reply-To: "Roberto Cohen - SIAL Software" <rob...@fi...> > From: "Roberto Cohen - SIAL Software" <rob...@fi...> > To: <php...@li...> > Date: Tue, 7 Jan 2003 15:57:04 -0200 > Subject: [PHPMyEdit-Discuss] How to use CVS > > Hi, folks. > > I not familiar to UNIX CVS technology. > > So, I see some fixed topics for 5.1. > > How can I update my phpmyedit with the files existing in > > http://www.platon.sk/cvs/cvs.php/phpMyEdit/ ?? > > I understand that it compares versions, but... > > I would like everything, without compare... > > > How can I download full updated phpmyedit.class.php without cvs? > > The files in download section are older than CVS. > > Well, sorry by english mistakes... It's not (yet) my native language. > > Regards. > > Cohen > > > > --__--__-- > > _______________________________________________ > Phpmyedit-discuss mailing list > Php...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/phpmyedit-discuss > > > End of Phpmyedit-discuss Digest |
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From: Roberto C. - S. S. <rob...@fi...> - 2003-01-07 17:55:55
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Hi, folks. I not familiar to UNIX CVS technology. So, I see some fixed topics for 5.1. How can I update my phpmyedit with the files existing in http://www.platon.sk/cvs/cvs.php/phpMyEdit/ ?? I understand that it compares versions, but... I would like everything, without compare... How can I download full updated phpmyedit.class.php without cvs? The files in download section are older than CVS. Well, sorry by english mistakes... It's not (yet) my native language. Regards. Cohen |
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From: Ondrej J. <ne...@po...> - 2002-12-24 16:41:36
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I forgot to include list address as it can be also interesting and/or useful for others. -- _/| Ondrej Jombik - ne...@ph... - http://www.nepto.sk - OJ812-RIPE <_ \ Platon SDG - open source software development - http://platon.sk `\| UNIX is user friendly. It's selective about who its friends are! '` ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Ondrej Jombik <on...@Ma...> To: ch...@at... Reply-To: Ondrej Jombik <ne...@po...> Subject: Re: [PHPMyEdit-Discuss] filter loses value Date: Sun, 22 Dec 2002 09:16:54 +0100 (CET) Organization: Platon software development group (http://www.platon.sk/) X-Mailer: Pine 4.44 (Nepto config; Linux Maxim 2.4.19 on i686) > I'm running into a small problem that I hope someone will be able to > help me with. I'm passing a value from another pages dropdown box to my > phpMyEdit page to be filtered using $opts['filters'] = "Tester='$tester' > and Status='Open'"; > My problem is when I exceed more then the set number of records to display per > page and press the next key, I lose the value from the url. So then it no > longer filters the query with the passed value. The first page is diaplyed with > correct filter, but then the next page is not. Official way of this is to use cookies and set $tester appropriately. Unofficial currently in testing phase feature can do this more simplier. Use following option: $opts['cgi']['persist'] = array('tester' => $tester); Let me know if that works for you. -- _/| Ondrej Jombik - ne...@ph... - http://www.nepto.sk - OJ812-RIPE <_ \ Platon SDG - open source software development - http://platon.sk `\| UNIX is user friendly. It's selective about who its friends are! '` |
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From: Roberto C. - S. S. <rob...@fi...> - 2002-12-23 18:44:38
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Fine! Thanks a lot. Cohen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ondrej Jombik" <ne...@po...> To: "Roberto Cohen - SIAL Software" <rob...@fi...> Cc: <php...@li...> Sent: Monday, December 23, 2002 2:29 AM Subject: Re: [PHPMyEdit-Discuss] Portuguese in Brazil > > I made some changes in PME.lang.PG.inc. Besides we speak same language - > > portuguese - there a lot of words which gain new significants. If is > > important for you, I translate them above: > > Thanks. I added lang/PME.lang.PT-BR.inc file into repository. You can > checkout it and translate new 5.3 phrases as well as probably forgotten > month names. > > -- > _/| Ondrej Jombik - ne...@ph... - http://www.nepto.sk - OJ812-RIPE > <_ \ Platon SDG - open source software development - http://platon.sk > `\| UNIX is user friendly. It's selective about who its friends are! > '` > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek > Welcome to geek heaven. > http://thinkgeek.com/sf > _______________________________________________ > Phpmyedit-discuss mailing list > Php...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/phpmyedit-discuss > |
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From: Ondrej J. <ne...@po...> - 2002-12-23 18:40:33
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> I made some changes in PME.lang.PG.inc. Besides we speak same language - > portuguese - there a lot of words which gain new significants. If is > important for you, I translate them above: Thanks. I added lang/PME.lang.PT-BR.inc file into repository. You can checkout it and translate new 5.3 phrases as well as probably forgotten month names. -- _/| Ondrej Jombik - ne...@ph... - http://www.nepto.sk - OJ812-RIPE <_ \ Platon SDG - open source software development - http://platon.sk `\| UNIX is user friendly. It's selective about who its friends are! '` |
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From: Bailey, K. <kev...@me...> - 2002-12-23 06:29:13
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Thanks for the help on this. The error was all mine.
My unzipper was not preserving the directory structure
on the extract.
The tool is working great. Now I need to figure out
how to do a style sheets.
Thanks
-----Original Message-----
From: Dave Patton
To: php...@li...
Sent: 12/22/2002 10:24 AM
Subject: Re: [PHPMyEdit-Discuss] Installation question
At 01:03 PM 2002-12-19, Bailey, Kevin wrote:
>I really like the looks of the phpMyEdit tool and I'm excited to start
>using it but I am having problems getting it going. I'm sorry if this
has
>already been answered on the list but apparently the archive is not
>available for me to look through now.
>
>Problem
> I am trying to use this tool to point to a database on a web
server.
> The problem I have is that it only displays the field names listed
> down the left side of the screen with an empty text box next to it.
> The title is shown at the top and an apply button is at the bottom
> with a couple of other small unmarked buttons. A number of
milliseconds
> is shown at the very bottom. I don't get any error messages. I
have
> tried versions 5.0, 5.1 and 5.2 all with similar results.
Sounds like you maybe didn't do the installation properly.
Here a posting I made to the list on November 21st.
In particular, your problem sounds like the problem mentioned in
step 2.2.15.
-----------------------------------------------------------------
I have written a new and more complete set of installation
instructions for use with phpMyEdit 5.1, which I'm including below.
They are intended to replace section 2 of the Readme file.
Let me know if you have any comments/corrections/additions.
Note that these will need to be revised for new phpMyEdit versions.
For example, the CVS version has already fixed the problem with the
"require_once" outlined in step 2.2.9.
In a subsequent email I'll outline some suggestions I have that
should make the install a bit easier.
======================================================================
phpMyEdit 5.1
-------------
2. Installation
Two types of installation are documented - Basic and Custom.
If you are using phpMyEdit for the first time, it is suggested
to do a Basic installation. Once you have confirmed that phpMyEdit
is working properly in your environment, you may then wish to
do a Custom installation. If you do a Custom installation and have
problems getting phpMyEdit to work properly, please do a Basic
installation first to confirm whether the problem is being caused
by
something you have done in your Custom installation.
Please read both the Basic and Custom installation documentation
before asking "why doesn't phpMyEdit work on my system".
2.1 Basic Installation
Definitions:
- local system:
location where you have downloaded the phpMyEdit
distibution
archive
- server:
webserver where you wish to install phpMyEdit
2.1.1 Download the phpMyEdit distribution archive to your
local
system.
2.1.2 Extract the phpMyEdit distribution archive on your local
system.
2.1.3 Copy all the phpMyEdit files/directories to your server,
maintaining the directory structure.
2.1.4 Using a browser, run phpMyEditSetup.php, and enter:
- the name(Hostname) of your MySQL server
- the MySQL account name(Username) to be used to login
to
the MySQl server
- the password for the MySQL account
Note that the values supplied for these fields are the
default
values used by the generated table editing program, so
the
default is that the generated program will be using an
account
that has the MySQL user rights associated with this
account.
2.1.5 All available databases will be listed. Select the one
you
want by clicking the radio button next to its name, then
clicking on the "Submit" button at the bottom of the
page.
2.1.6 All tables in the selected databases will be listed.
Select
the one you want by clicking the radio button next to
its name,
then clicking on the "Submit" button at the bottom of
the page.
2.1.7 Follow the instructions on the page to select an
'identifier'
field from the table(used for Changes and Deletes).
2.1.8 Fill in a 'Page Title', which will be used by the
generated
table editing program.
2.1.9 Fill in a name(Base Filename) to be used for the
generated
program's name. Avoid using characters that may cause
problems
in your server's filesystem, such as spaces and
punctuation.
2.1.10 After you click on "Submit", the phpMyEditSetup.php
script will
display a 'results page':
- the top part of the page shows the name of the file
that
was used, and whether or not phpMyEditSetup.php was
able
to write the generated table editing program to that
file
- the contents of the generated program are listed,
whether
or not the file creation succeeded
- if the file creation failed, copy the generated
program
listing into your PHP editor, save it to a file, and
then
copy it to your server, into the same directory as the
phpMyEdit.class.php file
2.1.11 Using a browser, run the generated table editing PHP
script
and confirm it is working properly in your server
environment.
2.2 Custom Installation
Definitions:
- local system:
location where you have downloaded the phpMyEdit
distibution
archive
- server:
webserver where you wish to install phpMyEdit
- setupdir:
directory on the server which will contain
phpMyEditSetup.php
- includedir:
directory on the server which will be used by PHP to
include
phpMyEdit files when scripts use "require" or "include"
- scriptdir:
directory on the server which will contain the scripts
generated
by phpMyEditSetup.php
Some of the steps listed in this section refer to modifications
to
the PHP code in some phpMyEdit files. There are additional
modifications
that are possible in these files, and in the generated PHP
scripts,
but these are not required for the installation described
below.
2.2.1 Download the phpMyEdit distribution archive to your
local
system.
2.2.2 Extract the phpMyEdit distribution archive on your local
system.
2.2.3 When using phpMyEditSetup.php, to avoid sending the
MySQL
account name and password over the internet, find the
following
lines in phpMyEditSetup.php:
$submit = $HTTP_POST_VARS['submit'];
$hn = $HTTP_POST_VARS['hn'];
$un = $HTTP_POST_VARS['un'];
$pw = $HTTP_POST_VARS['pw'];
and change them to specify the vales for your MySQL
host,
MySQL account name, and account password, and to
simulate
having clicked on the "Submit" button. For example:
$submit = 'submit';
$hn = 'mysql.mycompany.com';
$un = 'username';
$pw = 'password';
This will cause the script to start at the database
selection
page, and prevent sending the username/password over the
net.
2.2.4 If you are only going to be using phpMyEdit with the
tables
in one database, then in phpMyEditSetup.php you can
specify
the database:
$db = 'mydatabase';
Coupled with 2.2.3, this will cause the script to start
at
the table selection page.
2.2.5 To have phpMyEditSetup.php generate scripts in
'scriptdir'
rather than in 'setupdir', change the following line:
$inclDir = '.';
to something like:
$inclDir = '../scriptdir';
Do not include a trailing slash(/).
Your webserver process will need write permission to
this
directory for phpMyEditSetup.php to be able to save the
generated table editing program to a file.
2.2.6 Unless you are going to make your own modifications to
phpMyEditSetup.php, don't bother changing the following
lines, as they are not used in version 5.1:
$phpExtension = '.phtml';
$phpExtension = '.php';
$destDir = '.';
$headerFile = 'SiteHeader.inc';
$footerFile = 'SiteFooter.inc';
2.2.7 It is suggested that you make use of an "include file"
to
contain the MySQL hostname, account, and password that
will
be used by the scripts generated by phpMyEditSetup.php.
Aside
from issues of site maintainability and security, this
is also
a good idea because by default phpMyEditSetup.php
displays the
generated script contents on a webpage, which means that
without
this change, the username/password will be sent over the
net
when you run phpMyEditSetup.php.
In phpMyEditSetup.php find the following lines:
/* NOTE: coder is strongly urged to remove the
hn, un, pw lines from
here and set values in PME_site_defaults.inc
require "PME_site_defaults.inc"; */
'
$opts["hn"] = "'.$hn.'";
$opts["un"] = "'.$un.'";
$opts["pw"] = "'.$pw.'";
Change these to read:
/* NOTE: coder is strongly urged to remove the
hn, un, pw lines from
here and set values in PME_site_defaults.inc
$opts["hn"] = "'.$hn.'";
$opts["un"] = "'.$un.'";
$opts["pw"] = "'.$pw.'";
*/
'
require "PME_site_defaults.inc";
Do not remove the single quote on the line by itself.
2.2.8 If you are going to do step 2.2.7, you will need to
create
a "PME_site_defaults.inc" file, with the following
content:
$opts['hn'] = "mysql.mycompany.com";
$opts['un'] = "username";
$opts['pw'] = "password";
2.2.9 The 5.1 version of the phpMyEdit.class.php file requires
there
to be a "timer.class" file in the same directory. The
use
of the
'timer' is controlled by the setting of
$opts['display']['time']
in the generated scripts, and defaults to false. If you
do
not want to use the timer(it displays the time for each
operation at the bottom of the page, like "78.024
milliseconds"),
and you do not wish to have the "timer.class" file on
your
server, edit phpMyEdit.class.php and find the following
line:
if (@require_once dirname(__FILE__).'/timer.class')
{
and change it to:
if (@include_once dirname(__FILE__).'/timer.class')
{
If you do not do this, and you do not have a
"timer.class"
file, then your generated scripts will fail to produce
any
output, without generating any error messages.
2.2.10 If it doesn't already exisit on the server, create
'setupdir'.
The minimum permissions needed for the directory are
those to
enable you to use your browser to run
phpMyEditSetup.php.
If you have not made the change outlined in 2.2.5, then
your
webserver process will need write permission to this
directory
for phpMyEditSetup.php to be able to save the generated
program
to a file.
2.2.11 If it doesn't already exisit on the server, create
'includedir'.
The minimum permissions needed for the directory are
those to
enable the webserver process running the generated
scripts to
be able to include files such as phpMyEdit.class.php and
PME_site_defaults.inc.
2.2.12 If it doesn't already exisit on the server, create
'scriptdir'.
The minimum permissions needed for the directory are
those to
enable the webserver process to run the generated
scripts.
If you have made the change outlined in 2.2.5, then your
webserver process will need write permission to this
directory
for phpMyEditSetup.php to be able to save the generated
program
to a file.
2.2.13 Copy the following files from the local system to the
server's
'setupdir':
phpMyEditSetup.php
2.2.14 Copy the following files from the local system to the
server's
'includedir':
phpMyEdit.class.php
timer.class (see 2.2.9)
PME_site_defaults.inc (see 2.2.7 and 2.2.8)
2.2.15 In 'includedir' create a subdirectory called 'lang'.
Copy the following file from the local system to the
server's
'includedir/lang' directory:
PME.lang.EN-US.inc
You may wish to also copy the other supplied language
files.
If the phpMyEdit.class.php file cannot include any
language
file(the default is PME.lang.EN-US.inc), then the
generated
table editing scripts will not work(you will get a
webpage
with a table having two columns, "Field" and "Value",
and
no data from the table).
2.2.16 If you are going to use the "graphic links" navigation
style
in your table editing scripts(controlled by
$opts['navigation']),
then in 'scriptdir' create a subdirectory called
'images', and
copy the following files from the local system to the
server's
'scriptdir/images' directory:
pme-change.png
pme-copy.png
pme-delete.png
pme-view.png
If using FTP to do the copying, make sure to use
'binary' mode.
2.2.17 Using a browser, run phpMyEditSetup.php. If you
implemented
step 2.2.4, go to step 2.2.18.
If you did not do step 2.2.4 it will start at the page
listing
the available databases. Select the one you want by
clicking the
radio button next to its name, then clicking on the
"Submit"
button at the bottom of the page.
2.2.18 All tables in the selected databases will be listed.
Select
the one you want by clicking the radio button next to
its name,
then clicking on the "Submit" button at the bottom of
the page.
2.2.19 Follow the instructions on the page to select an
'identifier'
field from the table(used for Changes and Deletes).
2.2.20 Fill in a 'Page Title', which will be used by the
generated
table editing program.
2.2.21 Fill in a name(Base Filename) to be used for the
generated
program's name. Avoid using characters that may cause
problems
in your server's filesystem, such as spaces and
punctuation.
2.2.22 After you click on "Submit", the phpMyEditSetup.php
script will
display a 'results page':
- the top part of the page shows the name of the file
that
was used, and whether or not phpMyEditSetup.php was
able
to write the generated table editing program to that
file,
which would be in 'scriptdir'
- the contents of the generated program are listed,
whether
or not the file creation succeeded
- if the file creation failed, copy the generated
program
listing into your PHP editor, save it to a file, and
then
copy it to your server, into the 'scriptdir' directory
2.2.23 Using a browser, run the generated table editing PHP
script
and confirm it is working properly in your server
environment.
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CIS Canadian Information Systems
Vancouver, B.C.
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From: Dave P. <dav...@sh...> - 2002-12-22 18:25:07
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At 01:03 PM 2002-12-19, Bailey, Kevin wrote:
>I really like the looks of the phpMyEdit tool and I'm excited to start
>using it but I am having problems getting it going. I'm sorry if this has
>already been answered on the list but apparently the archive is not
>available for me to look through now.
>
>Problem
> I am trying to use this tool to point to a database on a web server.
> The problem I have is that it only displays the field names listed
> down the left side of the screen with an empty text box next to it.
> The title is shown at the top and an apply button is at the bottom
> with a couple of other small unmarked buttons. A number of milliseconds
> is shown at the very bottom. I don't get any error messages. I have
> tried versions 5.0, 5.1 and 5.2 all with similar results.
Sounds like you maybe didn't do the installation properly.
Here a posting I made to the list on November 21st.
In particular, your problem sounds like the problem mentioned in
step 2.2.15.
-----------------------------------------------------------------
I have written a new and more complete set of installation
instructions for use with phpMyEdit 5.1, which I'm including below.
They are intended to replace section 2 of the Readme file.
Let me know if you have any comments/corrections/additions.
Note that these will need to be revised for new phpMyEdit versions.
For example, the CVS version has already fixed the problem with the
"require_once" outlined in step 2.2.9.
In a subsequent email I'll outline some suggestions I have that
should make the install a bit easier.
======================================================================
phpMyEdit 5.1
-------------
2. Installation
Two types of installation are documented - Basic and Custom.
If you are using phpMyEdit for the first time, it is suggested
to do a Basic installation. Once you have confirmed that phpMyEdit
is working properly in your environment, you may then wish to
do a Custom installation. If you do a Custom installation and have
problems getting phpMyEdit to work properly, please do a Basic
installation first to confirm whether the problem is being caused by
something you have done in your Custom installation.
Please read both the Basic and Custom installation documentation
before asking "why doesn't phpMyEdit work on my system".
2.1 Basic Installation
Definitions:
- local system:
location where you have downloaded the phpMyEdit distibution
archive
- server:
webserver where you wish to install phpMyEdit
2.1.1 Download the phpMyEdit distribution archive to your local
system.
2.1.2 Extract the phpMyEdit distribution archive on your local
system.
2.1.3 Copy all the phpMyEdit files/directories to your server,
maintaining the directory structure.
2.1.4 Using a browser, run phpMyEditSetup.php, and enter:
- the name(Hostname) of your MySQL server
- the MySQL account name(Username) to be used to login to
the MySQl server
- the password for the MySQL account
Note that the values supplied for these fields are the default
values used by the generated table editing program, so the
default is that the generated program will be using an account
that has the MySQL user rights associated with this account.
2.1.5 All available databases will be listed. Select the one you
want by clicking the radio button next to its name, then
clicking on the "Submit" button at the bottom of the page.
2.1.6 All tables in the selected databases will be listed. Select
the one you want by clicking the radio button next to its name,
then clicking on the "Submit" button at the bottom of the page.
2.1.7 Follow the instructions on the page to select an 'identifier'
field from the table(used for Changes and Deletes).
2.1.8 Fill in a 'Page Title', which will be used by the generated
table editing program.
2.1.9 Fill in a name(Base Filename) to be used for the generated
program's name. Avoid using characters that may cause problems
in your server's filesystem, such as spaces and punctuation.
2.1.10 After you click on "Submit", the phpMyEditSetup.php script will
display a 'results page':
- the top part of the page shows the name of the file that
was used, and whether or not phpMyEditSetup.php was able
to write the generated table editing program to that file
- the contents of the generated program are listed, whether
or not the file creation succeeded
- if the file creation failed, copy the generated program
listing into your PHP editor, save it to a file, and then
copy it to your server, into the same directory as the
phpMyEdit.class.php file
2.1.11 Using a browser, run the generated table editing PHP script
and confirm it is working properly in your server environment.
2.2 Custom Installation
Definitions:
- local system:
location where you have downloaded the phpMyEdit distibution
archive
- server:
webserver where you wish to install phpMyEdit
- setupdir:
directory on the server which will contain phpMyEditSetup.php
- includedir:
directory on the server which will be used by PHP to include
phpMyEdit files when scripts use "require" or "include"
- scriptdir:
directory on the server which will contain the scripts generated
by phpMyEditSetup.php
Some of the steps listed in this section refer to modifications to
the PHP code in some phpMyEdit files. There are additional
modifications
that are possible in these files, and in the generated PHP scripts,
but these are not required for the installation described below.
2.2.1 Download the phpMyEdit distribution archive to your local
system.
2.2.2 Extract the phpMyEdit distribution archive on your local
system.
2.2.3 When using phpMyEditSetup.php, to avoid sending the MySQL
account name and password over the internet, find the following
lines in phpMyEditSetup.php:
$submit = $HTTP_POST_VARS['submit'];
$hn = $HTTP_POST_VARS['hn'];
$un = $HTTP_POST_VARS['un'];
$pw = $HTTP_POST_VARS['pw'];
and change them to specify the vales for your MySQL host,
MySQL account name, and account password, and to simulate
having clicked on the "Submit" button. For example:
$submit = 'submit';
$hn = 'mysql.mycompany.com';
$un = 'username';
$pw = 'password';
This will cause the script to start at the database selection
page, and prevent sending the username/password over the net.
2.2.4 If you are only going to be using phpMyEdit with the tables
in one database, then in phpMyEditSetup.php you can specify
the database:
$db = 'mydatabase';
Coupled with 2.2.3, this will cause the script to start at
the table selection page.
2.2.5 To have phpMyEditSetup.php generate scripts in 'scriptdir'
rather than in 'setupdir', change the following line:
$inclDir = '.';
to something like:
$inclDir = '../scriptdir';
Do not include a trailing slash(/).
Your webserver process will need write permission to this
directory for phpMyEditSetup.php to be able to save the
generated table editing program to a file.
2.2.6 Unless you are going to make your own modifications to
phpMyEditSetup.php, don't bother changing the following
lines, as they are not used in version 5.1:
$phpExtension = '.phtml';
$phpExtension = '.php';
$destDir = '.';
$headerFile = 'SiteHeader.inc';
$footerFile = 'SiteFooter.inc';
2.2.7 It is suggested that you make use of an "include file" to
contain the MySQL hostname, account, and password that will
be used by the scripts generated by phpMyEditSetup.php. Aside
from issues of site maintainability and security, this is also
a good idea because by default phpMyEditSetup.php displays the
generated script contents on a webpage, which means that
without
this change, the username/password will be sent over the net
when you run phpMyEditSetup.php.
In phpMyEditSetup.php find the following lines:
/* NOTE: coder is strongly urged to remove the
hn, un, pw lines from
here and set values in PME_site_defaults.inc
require "PME_site_defaults.inc"; */
'
$opts["hn"] = "'.$hn.'";
$opts["un"] = "'.$un.'";
$opts["pw"] = "'.$pw.'";
Change these to read:
/* NOTE: coder is strongly urged to remove the
hn, un, pw lines from
here and set values in PME_site_defaults.inc
$opts["hn"] = "'.$hn.'";
$opts["un"] = "'.$un.'";
$opts["pw"] = "'.$pw.'";
*/
'
require "PME_site_defaults.inc";
Do not remove the single quote on the line by itself.
2.2.8 If you are going to do step 2.2.7, you will need to create
a "PME_site_defaults.inc" file, with the following content:
$opts['hn'] = "mysql.mycompany.com";
$opts['un'] = "username";
$opts['pw'] = "password";
2.2.9 The 5.1 version of the phpMyEdit.class.php file requires there
to be a "timer.class" file in the same directory. The use
of the
'timer' is controlled by the setting of
$opts['display']['time']
in the generated scripts, and defaults to false. If you do
not want to use the timer(it displays the time for each
operation at the bottom of the page, like "78.024
milliseconds"),
and you do not wish to have the "timer.class" file on your
server, edit phpMyEdit.class.php and find the following line:
if (@require_once dirname(__FILE__).'/timer.class') {
and change it to:
if (@include_once dirname(__FILE__).'/timer.class') {
If you do not do this, and you do not have a "timer.class"
file, then your generated scripts will fail to produce any
output, without generating any error messages.
2.2.10 If it doesn't already exisit on the server, create 'setupdir'.
The minimum permissions needed for the directory are those to
enable you to use your browser to run phpMyEditSetup.php.
If you have not made the change outlined in 2.2.5, then your
webserver process will need write permission to this directory
for phpMyEditSetup.php to be able to save the generated program
to a file.
2.2.11 If it doesn't already exisit on the server, create
'includedir'.
The minimum permissions needed for the directory are those to
enable the webserver process running the generated scripts to
be able to include files such as phpMyEdit.class.php and
PME_site_defaults.inc.
2.2.12 If it doesn't already exisit on the server, create 'scriptdir'.
The minimum permissions needed for the directory are those to
enable the webserver process to run the generated scripts.
If you have made the change outlined in 2.2.5, then your
webserver process will need write permission to this directory
for phpMyEditSetup.php to be able to save the generated program
to a file.
2.2.13 Copy the following files from the local system to the server's
'setupdir':
phpMyEditSetup.php
2.2.14 Copy the following files from the local system to the server's
'includedir':
phpMyEdit.class.php
timer.class (see 2.2.9)
PME_site_defaults.inc (see 2.2.7 and 2.2.8)
2.2.15 In 'includedir' create a subdirectory called 'lang'.
Copy the following file from the local system to the server's
'includedir/lang' directory:
PME.lang.EN-US.inc
You may wish to also copy the other supplied language files.
If the phpMyEdit.class.php file cannot include any language
file(the default is PME.lang.EN-US.inc), then the generated
table editing scripts will not work(you will get a webpage
with a table having two columns, "Field" and "Value", and
no data from the table).
2.2.16 If you are going to use the "graphic links" navigation style
in your table editing scripts(controlled by
$opts['navigation']),
then in 'scriptdir' create a subdirectory called 'images', and
copy the following files from the local system to the server's
'scriptdir/images' directory:
pme-change.png
pme-copy.png
pme-delete.png
pme-view.png
If using FTP to do the copying, make sure to use 'binary' mode.
2.2.17 Using a browser, run phpMyEditSetup.php. If you implemented
step 2.2.4, go to step 2.2.18.
If you did not do step 2.2.4 it will start at the page listing
the available databases. Select the one you want by
clicking the
radio button next to its name, then clicking on the "Submit"
button at the bottom of the page.
2.2.18 All tables in the selected databases will be listed. Select
the one you want by clicking the radio button next to its name,
then clicking on the "Submit" button at the bottom of the page.
2.2.19 Follow the instructions on the page to select an 'identifier'
field from the table(used for Changes and Deletes).
2.2.20 Fill in a 'Page Title', which will be used by the generated
table editing program.
2.2.21 Fill in a name(Base Filename) to be used for the generated
program's name. Avoid using characters that may cause problems
in your server's filesystem, such as spaces and punctuation.
2.2.22 After you click on "Submit", the phpMyEditSetup.php script will
display a 'results page':
- the top part of the page shows the name of the file that
was used, and whether or not phpMyEditSetup.php was able
to write the generated table editing program to that file,
which would be in 'scriptdir'
- the contents of the generated program are listed, whether
or not the file creation succeeded
- if the file creation failed, copy the generated program
listing into your PHP editor, save it to a file, and then
copy it to your server, into the 'scriptdir' directory
2.2.23 Using a browser, run the generated table editing PHP script
and confirm it is working properly in your server environment.
=============================================================================
-----------
Dave Patton
CIS Canadian Information Systems
Vancouver, B.C.
dav...@sh...
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From: Alex M. <al...@OW...> - 2002-12-22 12:31:41
|
Hi folks,
This isn't really a question, but more of a ramble as I try to understand
what is going on.
---------
I'm trying to understand what we can and can't do with phpMyEdit.
Presumably if we want to add page header or footer information we can add
it to the "mytable.php" config files as an include. Or we do it the other
way rould - have something else include "mytable.php".
Now what I am thinking of is how we would change the display of a single
record. There doesn't seem to be any kind of template technology used here.
It looks like the layout of each record is hard coded into the phpMyEdit class.
Is that correct or have I missed something?
Oh wait. I have missed something....This is defined in the fdd array....
aha.... eg
$fdd["commenton"] = array(
'name'=>'Commenton',
'select'=>'T',
'type'=>'string',
'maxlen'=>100,
'nowrap'=>false,
'sort'=>true
);
Some more examples would be good....
PS I am using Version 5.1 not 5.2
It would be good if more of the sourceforge site was changed to point to
the new site with 5.2
Alternatively perhaps the head honcho can add new people as sourceforge
project managers and get them to do the updates to the SF site?
Alex
Available for java/perl/C++/web development in London, UK or nearby. Apache
FOP, Cocoon,
Turbine, Struts,XSL:FO, XML, Tomcat, First meeting free.http://www.OWAL.co.uk/
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From: <ch...@at...> - 2002-12-19 23:16:21
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I'm running into a small problem that I hope someone will be able to help me with. I'm passing a value from another pages dropdown box to my phpMyEdit page to be filtered using $opts['filters'] = "Tester='$tester' and Status='Open'"; My problem is when I exceed more then the set number of records to display per page and press the next key, I lose the value from the url. So then it no longer filters the query with the passed value. The first page is diaplyed with correct filter, but then the next page is not. Thanks in advance Chun |
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From: Bailey, K. <kev...@me...> - 2002-12-19 21:03:10
|
I really like the looks of the phpMyEdit tool and I'm excited to start using it but I am having problems getting it going. I'm sorry if this has already been answered on the list but apparently the archive is not available for me to look through now. Problem I am trying to use this tool to point to a database on a web server. The problem I have is that it only displays the field names listed down the left side of the screen with an empty text box next to it. The title is shown at the top and an apply button is at the bottom with a couple of other small unmarked buttons. A number of milliseconds is shown at the very bottom. I don't get any error messages. I have tried versions 5.0, 5.1 and 5.2 all with similar results. What I did Downloaded and unzipped the phpMyEdit to a directory on the web server Ran the phpMyEditSetup Database, tables and fields all showed up (no errors) Copied the EditSetup output to a php file with the base name of the table Tried running the newly created table.php file (no errors) I can look at the table and records with phpMyAdmin with no problems Environment Linux noir.propagation.net 2.0.36 Apache Ver 1.3.23 PHP Ver 4.0.6 mySQL Ver 3.23.32 phpMyAdmin 2.2.6 phpMyEdit 5.2 Any help on this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Kevin e. kev...@me... |
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From: Roberto C. - S. S. <rob...@fi...> - 2002-12-19 13:32:10
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Hi, people. I made some changes in PME.lang.PG.inc. Besides we speak same language - portuguese - there a lot of words which gain new significants. If is important for you, I translate them above: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ return Array( 'Prev' =>'Anterior', 'Add' =>'Adicionar', 'Copy' =>'Copiar', 'Change' =>'Editar', 'Delete' =>'Remover', 'View' =>'Visualizar', 'Next' =>'Próximo', 'Page' =>'Página', 'Records' =>'Registros', 'Save' =>'Salvar', 'More' =>'Mais', 'Cancel' =>'Cancelar', 'of' =>'/', // untranslated 'record added' =>'registro adicionado', 'record changed'=>'Registro editado', 'record deleted'=>'Registro removido', 'Please enter' =>'Por favor, entre', ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I analysed twelve scripts about insert, edit, delete and choose PHPMYEDIT. This is great. Regards. Cordialmente Roberto Cohen Diretor Geral - SIAL Software Fone: +55-51 3321.2566 ramal 215 www.fireman.com.br Líder Nacional em Software para Help Desk |
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From: Ondrej J. <ne...@po...> - 2002-12-18 15:17:00
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> >Due to various problems with SourceForge service, phpMyEdit is not > >available to download at SF.net anymore. Since it is open source project, > >and will remain hopefully forever, phpMyEdit is published on its new > >homepage at > What were the problems you found with Sourceforge? There are several problems with my dial-up account and SourceForge. It is TERRIBLY slow and does not allow me to log in without staying in SSL and/or with remembering me. > In my opinion taking a project off Sourceforge and putting new versons > soley on another website is a bad idea. It makes the project look bad, and > makes it look like a single person's effort rather than a team effort. I cannot completely understand why are Sourceforge projects looking "better" that another projects, but anyway I'm not damaging any team effort. In fact there was only few persons who seriously helps me with phpMyEdit development and I'm still in contact with them to consult further ideas and thoughts. > This definitely makes me think twice about using PHPMyEdit. You have possibility of free choice, of course. -- _/| Ondrej Jombik - ne...@ph... - http://www.nepto.sk - OJ812-RIPE <_ \ Platon SDG - open source software development - http://platon.sk `\| UNIX is user friendly. It's selective about who its friends are! '` |
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From: Alex M. <al...@OW...> - 2002-12-18 11:21:19
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At 23:52 17/12/02, Ondrej Jombik wrote: > > At the sourceforge site it says that the version is 5.2 but nothing is > > there. Did someone messup? (I'm having problems with the 5.1 version and > > I'm hoping this fixes it). > >Due to various problems with SourceForge service, phpMyEdit is not >available to download at SF.net anymore. Since it is open source project, >and will remain hopefully forever, phpMyEdit is published on its new >homepage at What were the problems you found with Sourceforge? In my opinion taking a project off Sourceforge and putting new versons soley on another website is a bad idea. It makes the project look bad, and makes it look like a single person's effort rather than a team effort. This definitely makes me think twice about using PHPMyEdit. Alex Available for java/perl/C++/web development in London, UK or nearby. Apache FOP, Cocoon, Turbine, Struts,XSL:FO, XML, Tomcat, First meeting free.http://www.OWAL.co.uk/ |
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From: Ondrej J. <ne...@po...> - 2002-12-18 00:32:22
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> At the sourceforge site it says that the version is 5.2 but nothing is > there. Did someone messup? (I'm having problems with the 5.1 version and > I'm hoping this fixes it). Due to various problems with SourceForge service, phpMyEdit is not available to download at SF.net anymore. Since it is open source project, and will remain hopefully forever, phpMyEdit is published on its new homepage at http://www.platon.sk/projects/phpMyEdit/ Note that this link with information about this issue is written in the ChangeLog and release notes at SourceForge. But due to really bad handling of user input text is output HTML page damaged and difficult to read. Sorry for that, but its not my mistake anyway. -- _/| Ondrej Jombik - ne...@ph... - http://www.nepto.sk - OJ812-RIPE <_ \ Platon SDG - open source software development - http://platon.sk `\| UNIX is user friendly. It's selective about who its friends are! '` |
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From: cryst <cr...@go...> - 2002-12-17 22:38:03
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At the sourceforge site it says that the version is 5.2 but nothing is there. Did someone messup? (I'm having problems with the 5.1 version and I'm hoping this fixes it). Chris Bruner |
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From: Ondrej J. <ne...@po...> - 2002-12-13 02:51:20
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> > Yes. You can even write loader code from scratch without setup code > >generator usage. I'm doing it this way. > Loader code? this must be PHP terminology I am unfamiliar with. Sorry for my bad terminology. I mean code what is usually generated by setup script. I do not use this setup script, I wrote code for phpMyEdit class from scratch (since I know the options much better than setup script). > For instance it doesn't look like phpMyEdit comes with any role based > access control. That would be one of the first things I'd add. I would > thus need to say something like "This action is only allowable if the user > has this role" and have that code stay around even if the database schema > changes and I have to re-run phpMyEdit. Well phpMyEdit is just one class which object instance can provide access to one database table. You can use more instances to handle more database tables (roles, users). I have this implemented in phpMyEzin content management system. Accoding to current logged user privileges is $opts['options'] appropriatelly set. I hope you get the idea. > > > Open Source Software Companies please register here > > > http://www.OWAL.co.uk/oss_support/ > > Is NGO supporting OSS also coonsidered as "Open Source Software > >Company"? If so, why it should register there? > I am trying to get companies or other organisations who support Open > Source Software to stand up and be counted. I keep on hearing that the > *perceived* lack of support for OSS (eg PHP) is the main reason why > companies don't use it. So we are trying to correct that perception. There > are companies out there who support OSS software - and my site helps list > them. Yes, but we are not company but NGO (non-government organization) and we are not from England but Slovakia. Does registration apply also for us? :-) -- _/| Ondrej Jombik - ne...@ph... - http://www.nepto.sk - OJ812-RIPE <_ \ Platon SDG - open source software development - http://platon.sk `\| UNIX is user friendly. It's selective about who its friends are! '` |
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From: Alex M. <al...@OW...> - 2002-12-12 14:53:22
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Thanks for the info Ondrej, I'll consider phpLens if it means that I can do work quickly and therefore win more contracts.... The fact that the project had no activity since Feb 2002 is a bit worrying. Is it because you need more people contributing code and docs....? > > Does phpMyEdit cope with complicated data types, enumerated data types > > such as reference datatypes? > > Sorry, can you be more descriptive? I do not understand this. >However, phpMyEdit can properly handle 'set' & 'enum' datatypes and do >simple 1:N table lookups. M:N table lookup are on the long term. That is pretty much what I am wondering. > > Can I easily edit the code which phpMyEdit generates and still have those > > changes if I need to change the database schema? > > Yes. You can even write loader code from scratch without setup code >generator usage. I'm doing it this way. Loader code? this must be PHP terminology I am unfamiliar with. For instance it doesn't look like phpMyEdit comes with any role based access control. That would be one of the first things I'd add. I would thus need to say something like "This action is only allowable if the user has this role" and have that code stay around even if the database schema changes and I have to re-run phpMyEdit. > > Open Source Software Companies please register here > > http://www.OWAL.co.uk/oss_support/ > > Is NGO supporting OSS also coonsidered as "Open Source Software >Company"? If so, why it should register there? I am trying to get companies or other organisations who support Open Source Software to stand up and be counted. I keep on hearing that the *perceived* lack of support for OSS (eg PHP) is the main reason why companies don't use it. So we are trying to correct that perception. There are companies out there who support OSS software - and my site helps list them. Alex McLintock Openweb Analysts Ltd, London. Software For Complex Websites http://www.OWAL.co.uk/ Open Source Software Companies please register here http://www.OWAL.co.uk/oss_support/ |
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From: Ondrej J. <ne...@po...> - 2002-12-12 14:18:00
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> Can anyone point me at projects similar to phpMyEdit and tell me why I > should be using phpMyEdit and not anything else? I do not know a lot about similar projects, even in other than PHP programming language. Maybe the phpLens, but AFAIK this is commercial (maybe also free, I do not know) product with different approach than phpMyEdit. See http://phplens.com/ for more info. > There doesn't seem to be a lot of traffic on this mailing list? Why isn't > this project far more popular if it does what it is supposed to do? I do not think that this project is not so popular. My 5.2 release download stats say something else. Problem is, that this project had no activity since February 2002. I have couple of patches prepared and in August 2002 I became the project maintainer. Since that time I'm only fixing hot issues, so there was no such time for better PR or propagation yet. > Does phpMyEdit cope with complicated data types, enumerated data types > such as reference datatypes? Sorry, can you be more descriptive? I do not understand this. However, phpMyEdit can properly handle 'set' & 'enum' datatypes and do simple 1:N table lookups. M:N table lookup are on the long term. > Can I easily edit the code which phpMyEdit generates and still have those > changes if I need to change the database schema? Yes. You can even write loader code from scratch without setup code generator usage. I'm doing it this way. > Open Source Software Companies please register here > http://www.OWAL.co.uk/oss_support/ Is NGO supporting OSS also coonsidered as "Open Source Software Company"? If so, why it should register there? =Nepto= -- _/| Ondrej Jombik - ne...@ph... - http://www.nepto.sk - OJ812-RIPE <_ \ Platon SDG - open source software development - http://platon.sk `\| UNIX is user friendly. It's selective about who its friends are! '` |
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