Following a conversation on another thread with AshtonSanders I decided to create a website that allows anyone to use the local phpmyadmin setup on any server they want.
So I have two questions while it is still being developed.
Why does the png logo in the header have a fuzzy border?
and
How do I keep the password field displaying the text "Password" but when clicked and typed into it uses the asterisks?
Yeh, i was surprised nobody else had taken the domain already! I was also very astonished at how fast godaddy register domains! I normally go with 1and1 and it takes like 3 hours. But godaddy did it in like 10 mins.
Large and simple is what I'm going for design wise. I've also run into some security issues as you predicted. I'll try and work around these. :D
So, to any php developers around that are willing to help, "How do I get past the token 'device' with phpmyadmin without MAJOR modifications to the core files?"
PNG-24 doesn't work in ie6, but there are numerous fixes you can apply if you think it's worth it. Can't imagine there are too many developers using ie6 :D lol.
It just uses cookies to store host variables for the security. Only you know what server you log into. Only one file modified within phpmyadmin itself.
Following a conversation on another thread with AshtonSanders I decided to create a website that allows anyone to use the local phpmyadmin setup on any server they want.
So I have two questions while it is still being developed.
Why does the png logo in the header have a fuzzy border?
and
How do I keep the password field displaying the text "Password" but when clicked and typed into it uses the asterisks?
What do you think of the design so far?
http://development.phpyouradmin.com/
I think the design is a little huge, but I'm proud of you for getting that domain.
I will mention that there are immense security issues with this kind of thing, and I'm not a pro at SQL/PHP hacking but i know it can be crazy...
Large and simple is what I'm going for design wise. I've also run into some security issues as you predicted. I'll try and work around these. :D
So, to any php developers around that are willing to help, "How do I get past the token 'device' with phpmyadmin without MAJOR modifications to the core files?"
It wasn't as hard as I imagined. Beta testing is up now http://www.phpyouradmin.com/
It just uses cookies to store host variables for the security. Only you know what server you log into. Only one file modified within phpmyadmin itself.
I'm kinda proud of it. My first live PHP project.
If I ever need phpmyadmin for a server I know where to look. ;)