SQLBuddy - Ajax powered database editor.

I ran into this and it looks really cool.
http://www.sqlbuddy.com/

Should be easy to make it into a module.

Due to my hosting config, I can’t get into phpMyAdmin. This might be *very* useful for me.

I ran into this and it looks really cool.
http://www.sqlbuddy.com/

Hell, I’ll give it a try.

phpadmin and phpmyedit can be a little overkill at times.

This is vary handy for doing support or freelance work since you can just upload it and log in, no configuration, all you need is the db login info. Then when you are finished you can simply delete it.

Just for the sake of this conversation: How would you turn it into a module?

I’ve tried the few ways I know (which isn’t many) but I keep getting error messages.

I have not considered how to make it into a module. Did you try simply including it as an iFrame?

I tried this:



I also tried it in the manager folder.

I also tried copying the php from the both the sqlbuddy login and the index php pages into a new module.

I either got parsing errors or server errors.

Not being a coder I just copy what’s worked before, then hope it works.

OK. I got it working by simply creating a new module and adding a redirect to the sqlbuddy script. Since the manager is in frames it loads in the frame and works great.

This is what I did:
1) copy the sqlbuddy directory in to the modules dir: /assets/modules/sqlbuddy/
2) create a new module and paste this bit of code in:

3) Save and refresh the page. You will now see the new module in the module menu and when clicking it you should see the sqlbuddy app login window.

Purrfect

Thanks

If it works without any problems (as it seems to be working so far) this is by far the easiest way to get a mysql editor in a module.