(php)dataMiner is a set of PHP classes used to browse, search, and manipulate data stored in a MySQL database. It is perfect for a Web site administrative backend. It is easily configurable to adhere to data "rules" such as cross-referencing other database tables, file uploads, data imports and exports, and more. Layout is configured via CSS stylesheets.
| Tags | Database Front-Ends |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPL |
| Implementation | PHP |
Recent releases


Release Notes: A new template class for separating logic from presentation was introduced. The HTML was formatted to be closer to XHTML compliance. A factory pattern was added to make it easier to work with multiple tables. A new plugin architecture was implemented to make adding features easy. A new DHTML calendar plugin and a new WYSIWYG DHTML editor were added. The look and feel was completely revamped. Some documentation for site administrators was added. Database configuration is now stored in a separate file.


Release Notes: A code cleanup was made to remove all warnings displayed with verbose error reporting. A HTML markup cleanup was also made to conform to 4.01 transitional. Support for skin.txt layout configs was removed, as CSS stylesheets are now supported. Several bugfixes were made.


Release Notes: Many features were added, such as database independence using Metabase, new formatting rules for better customization of layout, and others. Many bugs were fixed. It now correctly handles magic_quotes and register_globals in PHP. A bug in page numbering was fixed. The search ability has been improved.


Release Notes: Fixed for several important bugs.


Release Notes: Several bugfixes and several new features such as a CHECKLIST rule for a multiple-choice checkbox display, incremental per-page numbering, formatting table/field names for user-friendliness, case-insensitive search highlighting, and a VALIDATE rule for client-side form validation using JavaScript.