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phpMyAdmin UI issues when using an iPad

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  • cPanelAdamF
    We'd have to bring the issues with phpMyAdmin to that open-source community to be addressed. We're happy to offer phpMyAdmin, but the majority of maintenance and bug-fixes for it comes from them. The issue in the File Editor you report, though, is that also on your iPad? Are you using the latest editor or the legacy editor?
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  • The Old Man
    Thank you Adam. I understand re phpMyAdmin, the change seemed to happen about 3 versions ago. It seems the keyboard shortcuts are enabled by default, using a computer keyboard it obviously wouldn"t be a problem Re the File Manager editor, yes, when using an iPad and the latest editor. The background colour of the row changes colour when I select a particular line but you don"t get the iOS tool options to select, select all, copy, cut, paste etc. It seems sometime the copy, cut options do appear for use on one line but it seems random and rarely, and you cannot get any options to mark or highlight the text. Using the legacy editor, it seems to work for small sections of text but if you need to highlight say 1100 lines of text, the highlighted text keeps unselecting however carefully you scroll the page and drag the cursor over the text nearer to the bottom of the document, and you then have to scroll all the way back up to the top and try again. Regards, Graham
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  • The Old Man
    Regarding the phpMyAdmin editing issue when using an iPad, I've found this page that documents the keys: Introduction " phpMyAdmin 4.8.0-dev documentation Shortcut keys Currently phpMyAdmin supports following shortcuts: [LIST]
  • k - Toggle console
  • h - Go to home page
  • s - Open settings
  • d + s - Go to database structure (Provided you are in database related page)
  • d + f - Search database (Provided you are in database related page)
  • t + s - Go to table structure (Provided you are in table related page)
  • t + f - Search table (Provided you are in table related page)
  • backspace - Takes you to older page.
  • This page states how to disable the shortcut keys but I don't know why they are now on in recent versions by default as it makes editing code/text in the SQL box impossible, you type a h and the page changes to the home page, or if you attempt delete a typo, character or variable you've gone back a page etc : Configuration " phpMyAdmin 4.8.0-dev documentation Generic settings $cfg['DisableShortcutKeys"> Type: boolean Default value: false You can disable phpMyAdmin shortcut keys by setting $cfg['DisableShortcutKeys">to false.
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  • cPanelMichael
    Re the File Manager editor, yes, when using an iPad and the latest editor. The background colour of the row changes colour when I select a particular line but you don"t get the iOS tool options to select, select all, copy, cut, paste etc. It seems sometime the copy, cut options do appear for use on one line but it seems random and rarely, and you cannot get any options to mark or highlight the text.

    Hello, Please feel free to open a bug report for this issue and we can take a closer look: Submit A Bug Report Thank you.
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  • The Old Man
    Hello, Please feel free to open a bug report for this issue and we can take a closer look: Submit A Bug Report Thank you.

    Hi, Re: V66.0.29 UI issues when using an iPad I'm still experience this UI issue in CPanel and WHM 76.0.18 phpmyadmin but apologies, I can't recall if I ever submitted it as a bug. The keyboard shortcuts are still enabled by default when using an iPad to access phpmyadmin, making it impossible to edit or type a query in the phpmyadmin editor without the page suddenly navigating, closing etc potentially risking an incomplete SQL query from being run.
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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello @The Old Man, Can you open the support ticket for this issue? Ensure to include the step-by-step instructions on how to reproduce the behavior. You can post the ticket number here once it's opened and I'll link this thread to it. Thank you.
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