borednerd
Premium Member
I just finished this script today.
AutoSQL is my version of PHPMyAdmin.
It allows you to edit MYSql databases from the script, but through querys.
So, for example, if you are installing a script, and it requires MySql, and you dont know how to edit, all you have to do is open AutoSQL, put in the query (SQL COMMAND) and press submit, and AutoSQL does it for you.
Ive designed this, becuase a friend of a friend, needed help with invision, installing a mod. I told him to use MyAdmin, but he didnt know how, so I created AutoSQL to help him.
You only have to edit one file:
sql.php.
Only 4 lines, though:
Just replace the "/"'s with:
From top to bottom:
Server Name, eg. Localhost
Username, name for database
Password, pass corresponding with username
Database, name of the database you want to edit.
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No extra editing is required. Just upload those 2 files in the same directory
*can be anywere on your server*
Go on the link "AutoSQL" type in your query, and hit AutoSQL, and your done.
Heres some screenshots:
HOME PAGE:
AutoSQL:
Help:
What you have to edit (sql.php):
Enjoy!
AutoSQL is my version of PHPMyAdmin.
It allows you to edit MYSql databases from the script, but through querys.
So, for example, if you are installing a script, and it requires MySql, and you dont know how to edit, all you have to do is open AutoSQL, put in the query (SQL COMMAND) and press submit, and AutoSQL does it for you.
Ive designed this, becuase a friend of a friend, needed help with invision, installing a mod. I told him to use MyAdmin, but he didnt know how, so I created AutoSQL to help him.
You only have to edit one file:
sql.php.
Only 4 lines, though:
PHP:
$server = "/";
$username = "/";
$pass = "/";
$db = "/";
From top to bottom:
Server Name, eg. Localhost
Username, name for database
Password, pass corresponding with username
Database, name of the database you want to edit.
-----
No extra editing is required. Just upload those 2 files in the same directory
*can be anywere on your server*
Go on the link "AutoSQL" type in your query, and hit AutoSQL, and your done.
Heres some screenshots:
HOME PAGE:
AutoSQL:
Help:
What you have to edit (sql.php):
Enjoy!