Reviews of phpMyAdmin

1. 
   rip_pit

   Reviewing 3.2.0 (Jun 16, 2009)

   Great tool for sure!
   Carefull, if you use no password to connect to mysql, this version needs an extra new line in your config.inc.php :
   for allow connecting to mysql with no password, add this line in your config.php:
   $cfg['Servers'][$i]['AllowNoPassword'] = true;
2. 
   Paul Skinner

   Reviewing 3.0.1.1 (Oct 31, 2008)

   @Orbitration:
   
   PHP4 is no longer supported by PHPMyAdmin because it is no longer supported by the makers of the language themselves.
   
   There are no more security updates supplied for it and it has been phased out.
   
   You need to update your applications/websites for PHP5 or face up to the fact that PHPMyAdmin has every right not to support PHP4 anymore.
   
   I don't understand why you're whining anyway, as PHPMyAdmin 2.x is still in development for security updates only.
   
   3.x is not for you, so stop your whining.
   
   For me, this works brilliantly. 5 stars.
3. 
   alexweber15

   Reviewing 2.11.7-rc2 (Jun 21, 2008)

   awesome
4. 
   Orbitration

   Reviewing 2.11.1 RC1 (Sep 17, 2007)

   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+
5. 
   Nahkanunna

   Reviewing 2.11.1 RC1 (Sep 17, 2007)

   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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