SQL Frontend

Copyright © by Mario Haim <mario.haim@no spam pleasemediatool.at>
Published under the Open Content License available from http://www.opencontent.org/opl.shtml

Table Of Contents

• 1. SQL Frontend
  • 1.1. Read online
  • 1.2. Introduction
    • What does it do?
    • Screenshots
  • 1.3. Users manual
    • How to install?
    • How to use?
  • 1.4. Configuration
    • Let's have a look at our configuration options divided into the tabs from the flexform ...
    • GENERAL
    • DATABASE
    • LOGGING
    • Logging enables you to protocol each edited/added entry from an SQL Frontend handled table.
    • The idea is to have another table with nearly the same structure that gets filled with a reference key to the original table and the changed data.
    • OPTICAL
    • ADVANCED
    • FILE HANDLING
  • 1.5. Good To Know
    • Callback functions
    • _GET parameters or 'How To Use Sub Forms'
    • Template
    • Stylesheet
    • JavaScript
    • Spinner (the loading image)
    • Updating from version 1.0.12 or below
  • 1.6. Known Problems
  • 1.7. ToDo List
    • First original documentation quote:'Because my job at the company I programmed this extension for is finished I don't plan to do anything on this project anymore. Sorry.'
    • Well, now we're at version 2.0.0 with a complete rewrite :o) Nevertheless I have more ToDo's on my list (for the case that there is time left anywhere):
    • I don't have a clue when I'm going to implement such stuff but these are ideas that fly around …
  • 1.8. Translations
  • 1.9. Changelog
  • 1.10. Read online

This document is related to version 2.8.1 of the extension mh_omsqlio.