Category Archives: phpMyAdmin

New setup procedure for phpMyAdmin 3.1.x

Posted on 7 December, 2008 by David Powers

I seem to be jinxed with the way phpMyAdmin “celebrates” the publication of one of my books by changing its setup process. It happened twice with Foundation PHP for Dreamweaver 8. I updated the instructions between the first and second … Continue reading →

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Changes in phpMyAdmin 3.0

Posted on 5 October, 2008 by David Powers

phpMyAdmin, the popular front-end to the MySQL database, has issued the first stable release of the version 3.0 series. The basic functionality remains unchanged, but there are some important differences. To begin with, phpMyAdmin 3.0 requires a minimum of PHP … Continue reading →

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Confusing changes in phpMyAdmin

Posted on 13 March, 2006 by David Powers

I love phpMyAdmin as a quick, easy-to-learn front-end for MySQL, but it’s just broken a cardinal rule of updates by making two changes to the installation procedure in the space of three months. In principle, the changes are well-intentioned. Instead … Continue reading →

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