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


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


        to your MySQL server.
        to your MySQL server.


     4. Select a database and table.
     4. Select a database, table and table key.


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


        and will display appropriate table handling PHP file.
        and will display appropriate table handling PHP file.


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




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


        phpMyEdit.class.php file.
        phpMyEdit.class.php file.


 
 


     The generated PHP file is pretty heavily commented. If there's
     Portions of the generated PHP file are commented and described.


     anything you don't understand, look on the phpMyEdit web site. You
     However phpMyEdit has amount of available features, so if there is


     can also subscribe into mailinglist and feel free to ask your
     anything you do not understand, look into official phpMyEdit


     question there.
     documentation. You can also subscribe into mailinglist and feel free


 
     to ask your question there.


 
 


 3. Documentation
 3. Documentation


 
 


     This README file is deprecated. New documentation is currently being
     phpMyEdit comes with extensive and exhaustive documentation in SGML,


     created. We are using DocBook documentation tool. SGML sources are
     HTML and PDF format with huge amount of options, possibilities and


     in CVS, see doc/sgml/ directory. If you have DocBook properly
     information described. It is available for download as a separate


     installed you should be able to generate desirable output format of
     package from phpMyEdit homepage or its project management page.


     phpMyEdit documentation. HTML generated documentation will show up
 


     in next 5.3 release.
 


 
 


 4. Homepage and download
 4. Homepage and download


 
 


     The official homepage of phpMyEdit project is
     The official phpMyEdit homepage is:


 
     http://www.platon.sk/projects/phpMyEdit/


         http://phpMyEdit.sf.net/
 


 
     The phpMyEdit project management page is:


 
     http://www.platon.sk/projects/main_page.php?project_id=5


 
 


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


     phpMyEdit homepage.
     of these pages.


 
 


 5. Bug reporting
 5. Bug reporting and support


 
 


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


     improved code, preferably via SourceForge where everyone can see
     improvement, or improved code, preferably via our Platon.SK project


     them.
     management interface where everyone can see them.


 
 


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


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


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


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


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


 
 


 6. Mailinglist
     There is also discussion forum available for asking support


 
     questions or branstorming about new features. phpMyEdit has also its


     There is phpMyEdit mailinglist provided on SourceForge.Net.
     own mailinglist and CVS repository. All these issues are described


     I recommend you to subscribe if you want to discuss new features
     in official documentation.


         or participate on further ideas and thoughts.
 


 
 


     You can join this mailinglist by accessing following link
 


 
 


         http://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
 


 
 


 7. CVS access
 6. Developers


 
 


     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 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.
 


 
 


 8. Developers
 


 
 


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


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




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


     and continues development in created framework.
     and continues development in created framework.


 
 


     Many thanks to the SourceForge crew for providing these facilities
     Many thanks to all those who have contributed code, notes or bug


     and to all those who have contributed code. Special thanks to Pau
     reports. Special thanks belongs to Pau Aliagas <pau@newtral.com>


     Aliagas <pau@newtral.com> who converted phpMyEdit to PHP class in
     who converted phpMyEdit to PHP class in version 3.0.


     version 3.0.
 


 
 


     Current maintainer is Ondrej Jombik with help from various phpMyEdit
     Current maintainer is Ondrej Jombik with help from various phpMyEdit


     community contributors. See doc/ChangeLog for credits.
     community contributors. See doc/ChangeLog for credits.


 
 


 9. Development
 7. Other information


 
 


     This program was developed and tested using PHP 4.0.6 and MySQL
 


     3.23.44 under Red Hat 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.
 


 
 


 10. Other information
 


 
 


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


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


     September 2002.
     September 2002 and 12th February 2003.


 
 


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


     send me notice and correction.
     to send me notice and correction.


 
 









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  Vyššie na [Platon] / phpMyEdit / doc
-verzia 1.9, 2002/12/14 04:31:06
+verzia 1.10, 2003/02/12 19:38:03
 Riadok 20  phpMyEdit
 Riadok 20  phpMyEdit
 Riadok 20  phpMyEdit
 . 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.
+. Select a database, table and table key.
 . 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
 Riadok 28  phpMyEdit
 Riadok 28  phpMyEdit
 Riadok 28  phpMyEdit
         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
+     Portions of the generated PHP file are commented and described.
-     anything you don't understand, look on the phpMyEdit web site. You
+     However phpMyEdit has amount of available features, so if there is
-     can also subscribe into mailinglist and feel free to ask your
+     anything you do not understand, look into official phpMyEdit
-     question there.
+     documentation. You can also subscribe into mailinglist and feel free
+     to ask your question there.
 . Documentation
-     This README file is deprecated. New documentation is currently being
+     phpMyEdit comes with extensive and exhaustive documentation in SGML,
-     created. We are using DocBook documentation tool. SGML sources are
+     HTML and PDF format with huge amount of options, possibilities and
-     in CVS, see doc/sgml/ directory. If you have DocBook properly
+     information described. It is available for download as a separate
-     installed you should be able to generate desirable output format of
+     package from phpMyEdit homepage or its project management page.
-     phpMyEdit documentation. HTML generated documentation will show up
-     in next 5.3 release.
 . Homepage and download
-     The official homepage of phpMyEdit project is
+     The official phpMyEdit homepage is:
+     http://www.platon.sk/projects/phpMyEdit/
-         http://phpMyEdit.sf.net/
+     The phpMyEdit project management page is:
+     http://www.platon.sk/projects/main_page.php?project_id=5
-     You can also download the latest version in "Download" section of
+     You can download the latest version in "Download" sections
-     phpMyEdit homepage.
+     of these pages.
-. Bug reporting
+. Bug reporting and support
-     I'm happy to accept bug reports, suggestions for improvement, or
+     I'm happy to accept bug reports, feature requests, suggestions for
-     improved code, preferably via SourceForge where everyone can see
+     improvement, or improved code, preferably via our Platon.SK project
-     them.
+     management interface where everyone can see them.
-     If you're submitting a bug report, please include the main table
+     If you are 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.
-. Mailinglist
+     There is also discussion forum available for asking support
+     questions or branstorming about new features. phpMyEdit has also its
-     There is phpMyEdit mailinglist provided on SourceForge.Net.
+     own mailinglist and CVS repository. All these issues are described
-     I recommend you to subscribe if you want to discuss new features
+     in official documentation.
-         or participate on further ideas and thoughts.
-     You can join this mailinglist by accessing following link
-         http://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
+. Developers
-     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 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
-Riadok 108  phpMyEdit
+Riadok 77  phpMyEdit
 Riadok 108  phpMyEdit
 Riadok 77  phpMyEdit
      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
+     Many thanks to all those who have contributed code, notes or bug
-     and to all those who have contributed code. Special thanks to Pau
+     reports. Special thanks belongs to Pau Aliagas <pau@newtral.com>
-     Aliagas <pau@newtral.com> who converted phpMyEdit to PHP class in
+     who converted phpMyEdit to PHP class in version 3.0.
-     version 3.0.
      Current maintainer is Ondrej Jombik with help from various phpMyEdit
      community contributors. See doc/ChangeLog for credits.
-. Development
+. Other information
-     This program was developed and tested using PHP 4.0.6 and MySQL
-.23.44 under Red Hat 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.
+     September 2002 and 12th February 2003.
-     If you find any typo or grammar error in this document, feel free to
+     If you find any typo or grammar mistake in this document, feel free
-     send me notice and correction.
+     to send me notice and correction.
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