aFramework's Dynamic Admin: aDynAdmin

Published Friday 20th of November 2009

The other night I felt like coding so I built a little app I've been thinking about for a while now.

It's basically a lightweight PHPMyAdmin with just the most necessary and it allows users to insert, update and delete rows from any table in their database.

It uses SHOW TABLES and SHOW COLUMNS to dynamically generate everything from the navigation to the items table to the update/insert forms.

Most of aFramework's modules come with "in-page" admins but the dynamic admin allows users to get a little better overview of things as well as giving them full control over their databases.

There's a bit left before I can start offering aFramework for download for real, but it's definitely getting closer and if you're really interested you can always check out the source over at Google Code.

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