EXT: Adminer

Extension Key: t3adminer

Language: en

Version: 1.4.0

Keywords: forEditors, forAdmins, forBeginners

Copyright 2011-2014, Jigal van Hemert, <jigal.van.hemert@typo3.org>

This document is published under the Open Content License

available from http://www.opencontent.org/opl.shtml

The content of this document is related to TYPO3

- a GNU/GPL CMS/Framework available from www.typo3.org

Table of Contents

EXT: Adminer	1

Introduction	3

What does it do?	3

Features	3

Screenshots	3

Feedback	4

User manual	5

Administration	6

Installing t3adminer	6

Configuration	6

Configuration	7

Known problems	8

To-Do list	9

Translations	10

Changelog	11

Introduction

What does it do?

Adminer (http://www.adminer.org/) is a lightweight alternative for the well known tool phpMyAdmin. Adminer provides most of the functionality you need when dealing with a database.

Features

On the Adminer website is a full comparison with phpMyAdmin, but some of the highlights are:

support for other database systems

flexible interface for creating, altering tables

full support for views, triggers, routines, events, foreign keys

inline editing of field values (multiple records in one operation)

faster and a lot smaller than phpMyAdmin

Screenshots

It starts with a list of all available tables and views.

Inline editing of content.

Easy interface for modifying table structure.

Feedback

Free support for the extension part is provided through various TYPO3 lists (e.g. typo3.dev, typo3.english, typo3.ug.dutch).

For issues and support of Adminer itself, see the Adminer website.

User manual

Adminer is only available for administrators.

Administration

Installing t3adminer

Download the extension and install it in the Extension Manager.

Configuration

In the Extension manager there are two settings to restrict access to the Adminer module:

Access from IPs [IPaccess] : a comma separated list of IP addresses can be specified here which have access to this module

Apply devIpMask [applyDevIpMask] : if set only the IP adresses from the devIpMask setting in the Install Tool have access to the module. This setting has priority over the previous one.

A third setting is for the export function:

Export directory [exportDirectory] : path to the directory where the export files are stored if the option “Server” is selected. This can both be a path relative to the webroot or an absolute path on the server (starts with a “/”). If the setting is empty the directory for the fileadmin as set in the Install Tool will be used.

Configuration

It has zero configuration (apart from the optional settings in the Extension Manager), so it should work out of the box. The extension automatically sends the TYPO3 database credentials to Adminer.

The extension detects the DBMS configured in TYPO3 (all DBAL supported systems are also supported by Adminer) and makes Adminer use this DBMS.

Known problems

non so far

To-Do list

option to restrict usage to the TYPO3 database

Translations

Translations are included inside Adminer. The extension merely sets the language according to the TYPO3 backend language (as far as Adminer supports this language).

Changelog

see the file “Changelog”

EXT: Adminer - t3adminer	Changelog

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EXT: Adminer

t3adminer

forEditors forAdmins forBeginners

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Jigal van Hemert

2011-06-02T17:45:14.610000000