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Diff for phpMyEdit/doc/sgml/configuration.fields.sgml between version 1.17 and 1.18

version 1.17, 2003/03/29 15:38:03

version 1.18, 2003/03/30 01:14:14

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Line 519 $opts['fdd']['col_name']['mask'] = '%.10

</para>

<!--

<bridgehead id="configuration.datemask">Date masks</bridgehead>

<para>

A string that is used by PHP's <function>date()</> command to format date

Date mask is string that is used to format date and/or time fields using PHP's

fields. See function's <ulink

function call. You can use <varname>['datemask']</> option to format date and

url="http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.date.php">manual page</> for valid

time using <ulink

formatting characters.

url="http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.date.php"><function>date()</></>

function or you can use <varname>['strftimemask']</> option to format date and

time using <ulink

url="http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.date.php"><function>strftime()</></>

function. See function's manual pages for valid formatting characters.

</para>

<para>

<example><title>Date mask field definition</title>

<example><title>Date mask field definitions</title>

<programlisting><![CDATA[

$opts['fdd']['col_name']['datemask'] = 'r';

]]></programlisting>

</example>

Note that currently only fields displaying is implemented. Entering date

fields concerning to these masks will be implemented in the nearly future.

</para>

<!--

<bridgehead id="configuration.daterange">Date range</bridgehead>

<para>

Line 593 Note that the following are available as

Line 600 Note that the following are available as

<member>   <varname>$key</varname></><member> -- key field for record</>

<member>   <varname>$name</varname></><member> -- name of the field</>

<member>   <varname>$value</varname></><member> -- value of the field</>

<member>   <varname>$css</varname></><member> -- CSS class name</>

<member>   <varname>$row</varname></><member> -- <function>mysql_fetch_assoc()</function> for this row</>

<member>   <varname>$url</varname></><member> -- CGI variables</>

<!-- <member>   <varname>$row</varname></><member>

<function>mysql_fetch_assoc()</function> for this row</> -->

</simplelist>

Line 624 $opts['fdd']['col_name']['URLdisp'] = 'L

Line 634 $opts['fdd']['col_name']['URLdisp'] = 'L

<para>

Old 3.5 behaviour is also supported via <varname>['URLprefix']</varname>. It

will prepend string before. Variable <varname>['URLpostfix']</varname> similary

will prepend string before if it is not already present there. Variable

to <varname>['URLprefix']</varname> will append string after.

<varname>['URLpostfix']</varname> similary to <varname>['URLprefix']</varname>

will append string after if it is not already present there.

<example><title>Old 3.5 URL behaviour</title>

<programlisting><![CDATA[

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