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phpMyEdit 5.7.1

instant MySQL table editor and code generator

Ondrej Jombik

Doug Hockinson

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Table of Contents

1. Introduction

1.1. Overview
1.2. Features
1.3. Requirements

2. Installation

2.1. Getting started
2.2. Table selection
2.3. ID selection
2.4. Result script

3. General options

3.1. Database connection
3.2. Unique key
3.3. Common options
3.4. Permission options
3.5. Sorting
3.6. Navigation
3.7. Filters
3.8. Triggers
3.9. Logging user actions
3.10. Languages
3.11. CGI variables
3.12. Javascript and DHTML
3.13. CSS classes policy

4. Fields options

4.1. Definition overview
4.2. Basic options
4.3. Booleans
4.4. JavaScript validation
4.5. Input restrictions
4.6. Output control
4.7. URL linking
4.8. SQL expressions
4.9. PHP expressions
4.10. TABs feature
4.11. Options variability

5. Extensions

5.1. Overview
5.2. phpMyEdit-slide
5.3. phpMyEdit-report
5.4. phpMyEdit-htmlarea
5.5. phpMyEdit-calpopup
5.6. phpMyEdit-mce-cal

6. Hints & tips

6.1. Overview
6.2. Handling national characters
6.3. Data removal protection
6.4. Integration into other systems

7. Other information

7.1. Authors and homepage

7.2. License

7.2.1. Open Source License
7.2.2. Commercial License

7.3. Support and feedback

7.4. CVS access

List of Examples
3-1. Database connection options
3-2. Supplying allocated connection
3-3. Unique key definition
3-4. Unique key type definition
3-5. Setting up the page name
3-6. Displayed records
3-7. Multiple selections option
3-8. Special page elements
3-9. Images URL
3-10. Turning off default execution
3-11. Full permissions
3-12. Full permissions without delete
3-13. Read only permissions
3-14. Sort field option
3-15. Multiple sort fields
3-16. Navigation possibilities
3-17. Default buttons
3-18. Custom buttons
3-19. Buttons with large number of pages
3-20. Filter examples
3-21. Select triggers
3-22. Insert triggers
3-23. Update triggers
3-24. Delete triggers
3-25. Chained update before triggers
3-26. Logging
3-27. Log table schema
3-28. Languages selection
3-29. CGI variables appending
3-30. CGI variables overwriting
3-31. Persistent CGI variables
3-32. Custom prefix for operation links
3-33. Custom name prefix for CGI variables
3-34. Custom name prefix for JS and DHTML
3-35. CSS class name schema
3-36. CSS class name examples
4-1. Basic field definition
4-2. Field name examples
4-3. Field guidance
4-4. Field guidance hyperlink
4-5. Filter selections
4-6. Field display options
4-7. Other display options
4-8. Field CSS customization
4-9. Field sorting
4-10. Stripping tags
4-11. Field escaping
4-12. Required fields
4-13. Regular expression example
4-14. JavaScript hint
4-15. Simple input restriction
4-16. Table lookup restriction
4-17. Advanced table lookup
4-18. Complex table lookup example
4-19. Input restriction using additional values
4-20. Table lookup with advanced joining
4-21. Cell attribute example
4-22. Input field size
4-23. Field sizes
4-24. Textarea field height & width
4-25. Character length limit
4-26. Wrapping
4-27. Print mask field definition
4-28. Date mask field definitions
4-29. Number format example
4-30. Simple URL examples
4-31. URL target example
4-32. URL display example
4-33. URL prefix and postfix
4-34. Read SQL expressions
4-35. Write SQL expressions
4-36. Storing NULL instead of empty string
4-37. Storing password's MD5 hash
4-38. PHP execution file
4-39. TAB definition
4-40. Default TAB definition
4-41. Display options below the first TAB
4-42. Turning TAB feature off
4-43. Init without options variability
4-44. Init with options variability
5-1. htmlArea extension enabling
5-2. htmlArea field enabling
5-3. CalPopup javascript
5-4. CalPopup javascript
5-5. CalPopup extension enabling
5-6. CalPopup field enabling
5-7. CalPopup advanced field
6-1. Charset defined with META tag
6-2. Charset defined with HTTP header
6-3. Non-deleted records listing
6-4. Trigger for marking records as deleted
6-5. phpMyEdit integrated into PHP-Nuke

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