phpMyAdmin 2.11.7

Publisher's Description:

phpMyAdmin is a tool written in PHP intended to handle the administration of MySQL over the Web. Currently it can create and drop databases, create/drop/alter tables, delete/edit/add fields, execute any SQL statement, manage keys on fields.

Latest Changes:

• Bug #1908719 [interface] New field cannot be auto-increment and primary key
• [dbi] Incorrect interpretation for some mysqli field flags
• Bug #1910621 [display] part 1: do not display a TEXT utf8_bin as BLOB (fixed for mysqli extension only)
• [interface] sanitize the after_field parameter, thanks to Norman Hippert
• [structure] do not remove the BINARY attribute in drop-down
• Bug #1955386 [session] Overriding session.hash_bits_per_character
• [interface] sanitize the table comments in table print view, thanks to Norman Hippert
• Bug #1939031 Auto_Increment selected for TimeStamp by Default
• Patch #1957998 [display] No tilde for InnoDB row counter when we know it for sure, thanks to Vladyslav Bakayev - dandy76
• Bug #1955572 [display] alt text causes duplicated strings
• Bug #1762029 [interface] Cannot upload BLOB into existing row
• Bug #1981043 [export] HTML in exports getting corrupted, thanks to Jason Judge - jasonjudge
• Bug #1936761 [interface] BINARY not treated as BLOB: update/delete issues
• Protection against XSS when register_globals is on and .htaccess has no effect, thanks to Tim Starling
• Bug #1996943 [export] Firefox 3 and .sql.gz (corrupted); detect Gecko 1.9, thanks to Juergen Wind

Latest User Reviews:

Reviewer:	alexweber15	Jun 21, 2008
Version:	2.11.7-rc2
awesome
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Reviewer:	Orbitration	Sep 17, 2007
Version:	2.11.1 RC1
Not to be argumentative, but....... You're obviously not using php v4 Windows, and I am. There is no fix for this yet, nor will there be it seems. Why am I still using v4 ? because every one of my realtime Linux website servers is still using it along with mysql 3 or 4. EVERY one. They don't seem to be using any PHPMyAdmin later than 2.10+, either. Why am I downgrading PHPMyAdmin? Either the message needs to be removed, or whatever, but my PHP/MySQL combo works perfectly, and the only thing reporting an 'error' is... this program, versions 2.11+
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Reviewer:	Nahkanunna	Sep 17, 2007
Version:	2.11.1 RC1
Orbitration: Why rate it below what it deserves when YOU are to blame for it not working? The error has nothing to do with phpmyadmin, the error would be the same if you used whatever program using mysql the same way. The error is because your php is using old mysql library (version 3) and you are using v. 4 of mysql. The error is the same even if you used mysql 5. please read everything at: https://sourceforge.net/...d=23067&atid=377408 quote: "on win it's relative easy to fix by downloading and installing the mysql "connector" (which is almost always behind the actual shipped mysql version btw.) or copying the latest libmysql.dll from mysql/bin into a prominent position in the search path (dunno how it works exactly on linux)."
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Reviewer:	Orbitration	Aug 22, 2007
Version:	2.11.0
recompile php....? one word: windows This is a known issue with Win versions, but no fix yet. I've spent literally hours looking and trying different suggestions, but.... The main issue is, most of the servers I use for webhosting are still using the 4.1 series of MySQL, so it does no good to run v.5 on my Win localhost (for development) Version 2.10 works without the error message, that's all I know for sure, and I have no issues with any 'weird behavior' of mysql.
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Reviewer:	Nahkanunna	Aug 22, 2007
Version:	2.11.0
Orbitration: The problem is just what it tells you. recompile PHP again and point it to your mysql4 install. That way it doesn't use the internal mysql libraries which for php4 are ver 3.x of mysql. But this continues to be one of the jewels of open source programs. Hard to say what could be hugely improved anymore. It's almost perfect as it is.
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