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 PHPMyEdit V4.0b3
 phpMyEdit 5.0


 ----------------
 -------------


 
 


 
 1. Overwiev


 
 


 
     TODO: add overwiev from webpage


 
 


 
 2. Installation


 
 


 
     For quick installation follow these steps:


 
 


 
     1. Extract phpMyEdit distribution archive.


 
     2. Copy/ftp/whatever them to your development web site.


 
     3. Using a browser, run phpMyEditSetup.php to log on


 
        to your MySQL server.


 
     4. Select a database and table.


 
     5. Script phpMyEditSetup.php will attempt to write two files


 
        and will display appropriate table handling PHP file.


 
     6. If the file write to the directory where the files were to be


 
        written fails, copy it into your PHP editor, save it to a file,


 
        and then run it in the same directory that you used for


 
        phpMyEdit.class.php file.


 
 


 
     The generated PHP file is pretty heavily commented. If there's


 
     anything you don't understand, look on the phpMyEdit web site. You


 
     can also subscribe into mailinglist and feel free to ask your


 
     question there.


 
 


 
 3. Documentation


 
 


 
     Full documentation for using this program can be found on the


 
     phpMyEdit web site, http://phpMyEdit.sourceforge.net/4.0b


 
 


 
     This is an old documentation for version 4.0b. New version 5.0 does


 
     not have currently documentation written. Anyway, although new


 
     documentation is beeing prepared, it is not neccessary now. Main


 
     issue of 5.0 release was fixing bugs and not adding new features, so


 
     you can use old documentation without any problems.


 
 


 
 4. Homepage and download


 
 


 
     The official homepage of phpMyEdit project is


 
 


 
         http://phpMyEdit.sf.net/


 
 


 
     You can also download the latest version in "Download" section of


 
     phpMyEdit homepage.


 
 


 
 5. Bug reporting


 
 


 
     I'm happy to accept bug reports, suggestions for improvement, or


 
     improved code, preferably via SourceForge where everyone can see


 
     them.


 
 


 
     If you're submitting a bug report, please include the main table


 
     schema (mysqldump -d [database_name] [table_name]), schema for


 
     supporting ['values']['table'] tables, and the contents of the


 
     generated PHP file in your bug report. Also be sure to strip out


 
     database host/user/password info from the generated file.


 
 


 
 6. Special usage notes


 
 


 
     If MySQL support is linked into PHP with the header files shipped


 
     with PHP, PHP will not correctly report all column types. I've only


 
     had problems with TINYINT and other infrequently used types.


 
 


 
 7. Mailinglist


 
 


 
     There is phpMyEdit mailinglist provided on SourceForge.Net.


 
     I recommend you to subsribe if you want to discuss new features or


 
     participate on further ideas and thoughts.


 
 


 
     You can join this mailinglist by accessing following link


 
 


 
         https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/phpmyedit-discuss


 
 


 
     or by sending e-mail with keyword 'subscribe' in Subject line to


 
     following e-mail address


 
 


 
         phpmyedit-discuss-request@lists.sourceforge.net


 
 


 
 8. CVS access


 
 


 
     Whole phpMyEdit project was imported into Platon SDG


 
     (http://www.platon.sk/) CVS repository. You can freely checkout


 
     fresh copy and at least test things, that was broken in your release


 
     and send particular report to phpMyEdit mailing list. I will


 
     appreciate it a lot!


 
 


 
     Particular CVS instructions follows. Platon CVS repository can be


 
     checked out through anonymous (pserver) CVS with the following


 
     instruction set. When prompted for a password for anonymous, simply


 
     press the Enter key.


 
 


 
     export CVSROOT=:pserver:anonymous@kepler.fmph.uniba.sk:/home/cvs


 
     cvs login


 
     cvs -z3 checkout phpMyEdit


 
 


 
     These two commands should work with no problems on any UNIX-like


 
     system with cvs client installed. For checkouting on MS-Windows


 
     platform you can use one from several free available CVS client


 
     softwares.


 
 


 
 9. Developers


 
 


 
     This project was the brain child of John McCreesh who has now moved


 
     on to other, more pressing projects. Mr. McCreesh had the foresight


 
     and fortitude to put together an excellent framework. Second project


 
     maintainer was Jim Kraai who puts a lot of wonderful feature basis


 
     and continues development in created framework.


 
 


 
     Many thanks to the SourceForge crew for providing these facilities


 
     and to all those who have contributed code. Special thanks to Pau


 
     Aliagas <pau@newtral.com> who converted phpMyEdit to PHP class in


 
     version 3.0.


 
 


 
     Current maintainer is Ondrej Jombik with help from various phpMyEdit


 
     community contributors. See doc/ChangeLog for credits.


 
 


 
 10. Development


 
 


 
     This program was developed and tested using PHP 4.0.6 and MySQL


 
     3.23.44 under RedHat Linux 7.2. Version 5.0 and further was


 
     developed and tested using PHP 4.1.2 and MySQL 3.23.47 under Linux


 
     Mandrake 8.2.


 
 


 
 11. Other information


 
 


 
     This README file was initialy written by John McCreesh, updated by


 
     Jim Kraai in 3rd December 2001 and updated by Ondrej Jombik in 24th


 
     September 2002.


 
 


 
     If you find any typo or grammar error in this document, feel free to


 
     send me notice and correction.


 
 


 IMPORTANT:
 


 When submitting a bug report, please include a mysqldump of the
 


 affected table and the .inc file generated by PHPMyEditSetup.
 


 Be sure to strip out database host/user/password info from the
 


 generated file!
 


 
 


 
 


 This project was the brain child of John McCreesh who has now
 


 moved on to other, more pressing projects.  Mr. McCreesh had the
 


 foresight and fortitude to put together an excellent framework.
 


 
 


 This program is developed and tested using PHP 4.0.6 and MySQL
 


 3.23.44 under RedHat Linux 7.2.
 


 
 


 Full documentation for using this program can be found on the
 


 PHPMyEdit web site, http://PHPMyEdit.sourceforge.net/4.0b
 


 
 


 1. Extract PHPMyEdit.inc and PHPMyEditSetup.php
 


 2. copy/ftp/whatever them to your development web site
 


 3. Using a browser, run PHPMyEditSetup.php to log on to your MySQL
 


 server
 


 4. select a database and table
 


 5. PHPMyEditSetup.php will attempt to write two files and will
 


 display a php file and a 'calling program' include file in your
 


 web browser
 


 6. If the file write to the directory where the files were to be
 


 written fails, copy it into your php editor, save it to a file,
 


 and then run it in the same directory that you used for
 


 PHPMyEdit.php.
 


 
 


 The generated .inc file is pretty heavily commented... if there's
 


 anything you don't understand, look on the PHPMyEdit web site!
 


 
 


 I'm happy to accept bug reports, suggestions for improvement, or
 


 improved code, preferably via SourceForge where everyone can see
 


 them, but failing that via email.
 


 
 


 If you're submitting a bug report, please include the main table
 


 schema (mysqldump -d [database_name] [table_name]), schema for
 


 supporting ['values']['table'] tables, and the contents of the
 


 generated PHP file in the body of your bug report.
 


 
 


 Many thanks to the SourceForge crew for providing these facilities
 


 and to all those who have contributed code (see changes.txt for
 


 credits).  Special thanks to Pau Aliagas (pau@newtral.com) who
 


 converted PHPMyEdit to PHP classes in version 3.0.
 


 
 


 +-+-+-+
 


 
 


 Usage notes
 


 phpMyEdit uses htmlentities() extensively. However, there is a bug
 


 in PHP which means that this function currently only escapes the
 


 ISO-8859-1 (or ISO-latin-1) charset. If you need to handle other
 


 character sets, a simple workaround is to use htmlspecialchars()
 


 instead of htmlentities(). However, specialchars is not as robust
 


 as entities, so PHPMyEdit will persevere with entities in the hope
 


 it will be fixed in a future release of PHP!
 


 
 


 If MySQL support is linked into PHP with the header files shipped
 


 with PHP, PHP will not correctly report all column types.  I've
 


 only had problems with TINYINT and other infrequently used types.
 


 
 


 +-+-+-+
 


 
 


 Jim Kraai
 


 03-Dec-02
 


 jkraai@users.sourceforge.net
 









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- PHPMyEdit V4.0b3
+ phpMyEdit 5.0
- ----------------
+ -------------
+. Overwiev
+     TODO: add overwiev from webpage
+. Installation
+     For quick installation follow these steps:
+. Extract phpMyEdit distribution archive.
+. Copy/ftp/whatever them to your development web site.
+. Using a browser, run phpMyEditSetup.php to log on
+        to your MySQL server.
+. Select a database and table.
+. Script phpMyEditSetup.php will attempt to write two files
+        and will display appropriate table handling PHP file.
+. If the file write to the directory where the files were to be
+        written fails, copy it into your PHP editor, save it to a file,
+        and then run it in the same directory that you used for
+        phpMyEdit.class.php file.
+     The generated PHP file is pretty heavily commented. If there's
+     anything you don't understand, look on the phpMyEdit web site. You
+     can also subscribe into mailinglist and feel free to ask your
+     question there.
+. Documentation
+     Full documentation for using this program can be found on the
+     phpMyEdit web site, http://phpMyEdit.sourceforge.net/4.0b
+     This is an old documentation for version 4.0b. New version 5.0 does
+     not have currently documentation written. Anyway, although new
+     documentation is beeing prepared, it is not neccessary now. Main
+     issue of 5.0 release was fixing bugs and not adding new features, so
+     you can use old documentation without any problems.
+. Homepage and download
+     The official homepage of phpMyEdit project is
+         http://phpMyEdit.sf.net/
+     You can also download the latest version in "Download" section of
+     phpMyEdit homepage.
+. Bug reporting
+     I'm happy to accept bug reports, suggestions for improvement, or
+     improved code, preferably via SourceForge where everyone can see
+     them.
+     If you're submitting a bug report, please include the main table
+     schema (mysqldump -d [database_name] [table_name]), schema for
+     supporting ['values']['table'] tables, and the contents of the
+     generated PHP file in your bug report. Also be sure to strip out
+     database host/user/password info from the generated file.
+. Special usage notes
+     If MySQL support is linked into PHP with the header files shipped
+     with PHP, PHP will not correctly report all column types. I've only
+     had problems with TINYINT and other infrequently used types.
+. Mailinglist
+     There is phpMyEdit mailinglist provided on SourceForge.Net.
+     I recommend you to subsribe if you want to discuss new features or
+     participate on further ideas and thoughts.
+     You can join this mailinglist by accessing following link
+         https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/phpmyedit-discuss
+     or by sending e-mail with keyword 'subscribe' in Subject line to
+     following e-mail address
+         phpmyedit-discuss-request@lists.sourceforge.net
+. CVS access
+     Whole phpMyEdit project was imported into Platon SDG
+     (http://www.platon.sk/) CVS repository. You can freely checkout
+     fresh copy and at least test things, that was broken in your release
+     and send particular report to phpMyEdit mailing list. I will
+     appreciate it a lot!
+     Particular CVS instructions follows. Platon CVS repository can be
+     checked out through anonymous (pserver) CVS with the following
+     instruction set. When prompted for a password for anonymous, simply
+     press the Enter key.
+     export CVSROOT=:pserver:anonymous@kepler.fmph.uniba.sk:/home/cvs
+     cvs login
+     cvs -z3 checkout phpMyEdit
+     These two commands should work with no problems on any UNIX-like
+     system with cvs client installed. For checkouting on MS-Windows
+     platform you can use one from several free available CVS client
+     softwares.
+. Developers
+     This project was the brain child of John McCreesh who has now moved
+     on to other, more pressing projects. Mr. McCreesh had the foresight
+     and fortitude to put together an excellent framework. Second project
+     maintainer was Jim Kraai who puts a lot of wonderful feature basis
+     and continues development in created framework.
+     Many thanks to the SourceForge crew for providing these facilities
+     and to all those who have contributed code. Special thanks to Pau
+     Aliagas <pau@newtral.com> who converted phpMyEdit to PHP class in
+     version 3.0.
+     Current maintainer is Ondrej Jombik with help from various phpMyEdit
+     community contributors. See doc/ChangeLog for credits.
+. Development
+     This program was developed and tested using PHP 4.0.6 and MySQL
+.23.44 under RedHat Linux 7.2. Version 5.0 and further was
+     developed and tested using PHP 4.1.2 and MySQL 3.23.47 under Linux
+     Mandrake 8.2.
+. Other information
+     This README file was initialy written by John McCreesh, updated by
+     Jim Kraai in 3rd December 2001 and updated by Ondrej Jombik in 24th
+     September 2002.
+     If you find any typo or grammar error in this document, feel free to
+     send me notice and correction.
- IMPORTANT:
- When submitting a bug report, please include a mysqldump of the
- affected table and the .inc file generated by PHPMyEditSetup.
- Be sure to strip out database host/user/password info from the
- generated file!
- This project was the brain child of John McCreesh who has now
- moved on to other, more pressing projects.  Mr. McCreesh had the
- foresight and fortitude to put together an excellent framework.
- This program is developed and tested using PHP 4.0.6 and MySQL
-.23.44 under RedHat Linux 7.2.
- Full documentation for using this program can be found on the
- PHPMyEdit web site, http://PHPMyEdit.sourceforge.net/4.0b
-. Extract PHPMyEdit.inc and PHPMyEditSetup.php
-. copy/ftp/whatever them to your development web site
-. Using a browser, run PHPMyEditSetup.php to log on to your MySQL
- server
-. select a database and table
-. PHPMyEditSetup.php will attempt to write two files and will
- display a php file and a 'calling program' include file in your
- web browser
-. If the file write to the directory where the files were to be
- written fails, copy it into your php editor, save it to a file,
- and then run it in the same directory that you used for
- PHPMyEdit.php.
- The generated .inc file is pretty heavily commented... if there's
- anything you don't understand, look on the PHPMyEdit web site!
- I'm happy to accept bug reports, suggestions for improvement, or
- improved code, preferably via SourceForge where everyone can see
- them, but failing that via email.
- If you're submitting a bug report, please include the main table
- schema (mysqldump -d [database_name] [table_name]), schema for
- supporting ['values']['table'] tables, and the contents of the
- generated PHP file in the body of your bug report.
- Many thanks to the SourceForge crew for providing these facilities
- and to all those who have contributed code (see changes.txt for
- credits).  Special thanks to Pau Aliagas (pau@newtral.com) who
- converted PHPMyEdit to PHP classes in version 3.0.
- +-+-+-+
- Usage notes
- phpMyEdit uses htmlentities() extensively. However, there is a bug
- in PHP which means that this function currently only escapes the
- ISO-8859-1 (or ISO-latin-1) charset. If you need to handle other
- character sets, a simple workaround is to use htmlspecialchars()
- instead of htmlentities(). However, specialchars is not as robust
- as entities, so PHPMyEdit will persevere with entities in the hope
- it will be fixed in a future release of PHP!
- If MySQL support is linked into PHP with the header files shipped
- with PHP, PHP will not correctly report all column types.  I've
- only had problems with TINYINT and other infrequently used types.
- +-+-+-+
- Jim Kraai
--Dec-02
- jkraai@users.sourceforge.net
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