Databases Reference
In-Depth Information
Natural sort order for database and table
names
Usually, computers sort items in lexical order, which gives the following results for a
list of tables:
table1
table10
table2
table3
phpMyAdmin implements
natural
sort
order
by default, as specified by
$cfg['NaturalOrder']
being
TRUE
. Thus the database and table lists in navigation
and main panels are sorted as:
table1
table2
table3
table10
Creating site-specific header and footer
Some users may want to display a company logo, a link to their company's helpdesk,
or other information on the phpMyAdmin interface. In the main
phpMyAdmin
directory, for this purpose, we can create two scripts—
config.header.inc.php
and
config.footer.inc.php
. We can put our own PHP or XHTML code in these scripts,
and it will appear either at the beginning (for header) or at the end (for footer) of the
cookie
login and the main panel pages.
For example, creating a
config.footer.inc.php
containing these lines:
<hr />
<em>All the information on this page is confidential.</em>
