proposition of a project

From: Rene-Raphael <rene_raphael(at)mac(dot)com>
To: pgsql-php(at)postgresql(dot)org
Subject: proposition of a project
Date: 2001-07-20 18:48:01
Message-ID: 200107201848.LAA29710@smtpout.mac.com
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Hello,
A friend and I, we are creating a "Yet another phpMyAdmin" for
Postgres SQL only and we wish to make it "open source" or under a GNU
licence (but we do not know the exact differences). BOBDII (his nick
name) can:
- Be upgraded simply via config file
(table_name/table_field/upgrade_type.php) for tuple, list, form and data
control
- All texts, colors and other options of the GUI are in cfg file coding
mixing PHP and HTML
- Link between tables (1-1, 1-n, n-n) can be edited, changed and deleted
by WYSIWYG
- Some errors like UNIQUE feedback are catched (other ones like Foreign
Keys are works in progress)
- Tuple history line, so you can easily return and link
- Entry controls like date intervals (10-03-1998 < input < 06-02-2005)
return the form with error messages
- Sort by field name (ASC and DESC option)
- Duplicate a tuple for new entry
- text file and email log
- inheritance support
- quite secure HTTP request (visit id, cookie and ip adress comparison)
- customazable form search
- No Javascript, no Java
...

All forms are in POST and most use the BUTTON tag but this HTML 4 tag is
not support by Internet Explorer 5. We use iCab, a Macintosh browser but
on PC, i tried Amaya, the w3c browser, ugly but it works.

Sure, there is bugs and a lot of TODO but we wish initialized a quite
cool project or to use some parts in a project that is already started.

There is a little demo version (an URL manager) at this URL:
htttp://www.espacelollini.com/demo

Please, send me an email if there is any troubles.

Yours,
Rene-Raphael Pautasso

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