CodeMirror2 support has been updated and the editor libraries has been cleaned up to be more simpler to add/remove.

Import/Export dialogs now run in parallel while you can continue working on the main interface.

3 new themes has also been added to packages.

Also includes a lot of bugfixes in the ui and in various modules.

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A new import module allows importing table data from CSV (Excel) files.

The Batch operation module allows you select multiple database objects and perform various useful operations on those objects, for example, you can add a prefix to table names, removing an existing prefix, drop multiple objects and generate sql commands for selected objects.

All information screens now contain a quick search option, which filters the results based on a given keyword, to make it easier to find related information quickly.

SQLite support is improved and lots of issues have been resolved for SQLite related modules.

Object list gets refreshed automatically after completing batch imports (requested by umairj)

Lots of other improvements and fixes, including some warnings/errors that were reported by some users.

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All users having the above issues are recommended to upgrade to the latest to resolve login problems.

There are no new features, as this version mainly addresses installation / usability issues with various types of php/apache/IIS server combinations, that were reported by users since the release of version 2.7.

Also new configuration option now allows you set the default interface language of your choice (instead of English).

If you still encounter problems running MyWebSQL on your server, please refer to the Troubleshooting Guide first before submitting bug reports. Good Luck!

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This version introduces two more export formats for downloads (CSV for Excel and YAML).
Also export functionality is improved so that very large database download does not fail due to php’s memory limits.

Results editor functionality is improved from previous version in many ways. Now field editing is more easier as info about the current edited field is shown during edit process. Also large results scroll automatically as required to always keep current edit item in focus.

This version also contains an auto update feature so that every Monday one check is made with online website to find if a new version is available. This is configurable, so if you want to check for updates more often, of disable autoupdate checks, then you can edit the settings to your liking.

Additionally, lots of minor bugfixes and code clean ups to improve some parts of the interface and speed improvements in other areas.

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This version introduces SQLite support for managing SQLite databases in a folder on the machine where MyWebSQL in installed. Multiple configurations can be defined for managing databases scattered in different folders.

Note: Please backup your existing ‘servers.php’ file before performing upgrade. The file format is changed slightly, so you will need to update the file after upgrade process as per your requirements

This version also changes the server configuration options so that now you can specify the type of database driver to use with each connection. For example, you can choose not to use mysqli driver if you are having problems connecting to your server with the default settings. If the server configuration is not defined explicitly, MyWebSQL will automatically use the best driver available for connection to MySQL databases.

Additionally, some minor bugfixes and completely updated french translation provided by Sylvain Chauveau (many thanks).

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This version introduces unobtrusive dialogs, which allow parallel working without blocking the interface. You can create or edit multiple tables at the same time using the wysiwyg editor, create/edit other database objects and perform others tasks.

This version also changes the way sql editor is created in the application. You can choose to create your own sql editor easily with minimum amount of coding from an existing code editor (e.g. ACE editor). Read the documentation at the documentation.

Additionally, some bugfixes and updates to the plain text sql editor are also included.

Read the changelog for the complete list of changes

Another new feature is the ability to define and use session variables in queries using the standard MySQL SET command syntax. You can read more about it at this page.

Finally, some bugfixes and updates to the table editor and other modules. Also better display of text data in result view (less obscured) if the data is smaller in size.

Read the changelog for the complete list of changes

Read the changelog for the complete list of changes

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