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jeroen     Joined: 10 Jul 2008   Posts: 2  
Post Posted: 2008-07-10 00:39
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First of all, i'm very new to this (actually im new to php and mysql), so sorry for my noobish questions. Im developing a program for online data analysis, and I could save a lot of time if I can use phpMyEdit to allow users to insert their data.

I have tested phpMyEdit, and created a php file for one of my tables, and it works very nice. However, this is not exactly what i want. I want users to be able to create new tables, insert their own variables, and then edit their data. As far as I understand, the standard version of phpMyEdit can only be used to manage an existing, predifined table.

Is there a way or extension to use phpMyEdit in a way that it shows a list of the tables in a user's DB, and then let the user select which table they want to edit, and then automatically creates a phpMyEdit data editor form, without me having to configure one manually? It could just rely on standard settings. All tables have a primary key 'ID', and have only float,integer, and enum fields.

thank you very much, any suggestions are welcome!

 
jeroen     Joined: 10 Jul 2008   Posts: 2  
Post Posted: 2008-07-10 11:39
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ahh no i know phpmyadmin :) I am not looking for an administrative tool, i want something userfriendly like phpmyedit. Only i want it to be a little bit more dynamic in that that users can edit all their tables, instead of just one.

 
Icehawg     Joined: 09 Apr 2008   Posts: 20  
Post Posted: 2008-07-10 12:11
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What you want is possible BUT with a lot of effort and time for an experienced PHP/Mysql programmer. (There are many functions/commands available to pull out tables/etc...) Unfortunately with your beginning skills, I do not think you will be able to accomplish it.

Phpmyadmin, as referenced earlier, however can do precisely what you are requesting already. You just need to manually modify the phpMyAdmin->Configuration file to allow for "per user" databases.

 
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