This window is called the
Query window. We can open this window by using the small SQL icon or the Query
window link from the left panel's icons or links zone.
This link or icon is displayed if $cfg['QueryFrame'] is set to TRUE. The TRUE for
$cfg['QueryFrameJS'] tells phpMyAdmin to open a distinct window and update
it using JavaScript commands; of course, this only works for a JavaScript-enabled
browser. If this is set to FALSE, clicking on Query window will only open the right
panel and will display the normal SQL sub-page.
The full usability of the Query window is only achieved with the distinct
window mode.
The Query window itself has sub-pages, and it appears here over the right panel:
We can choose the dimensions (in pixels) of this window with
$cfg['QueryWindowWidth'] and $cfg['QueryWindowHeight']. Chapter 12
explains the Query window in more details, including the available SQL query
history features.
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Site-Specific Header and Footer
Some users may want to display a company logo, a link to the helpdesk, or other
information on the phpMyAdmin interface. In the main phpMyAdmin directory, two
scripts??”config.header.inc.php and config.footer.inc.php??”are available for
this purpose. We can add our own PHP or XHTML code in these scripts, and it will
appear at the beginning (for header) or end of page (for footer) of the page:
On the cookie login page
On the right panel
MySQL Documentation Links
phpMyAdmin displays links to the MySQL documentation at various places on its
interface.
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