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I'm looking to some lightweight open source php based MySQL database managing script.
I would essentially prefer something that is packed into a single file, and has a decent UI and features.
PS: I already know about PHPMiniAdmin, I'm looking for alternatives.
SQLBuddy is pretty nice: http://www.sqlbuddy.com/
You need PHP-Mini-Admin
It is a light-weight alternative to
phpmyadmin
Source
phpmyadmin is still my favourite
http://www.phpmyadmin.net
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Is there any PHP framework that can be used to build online notes taking tool. like Spring pad. So, that i can install in local server and access it.
Your requirement is to make a Online Notes Taking Tool.
This could be done in any Framework.
Look at CakePHP, CodeIgniter or any frameworks.
You need to be very specific as to what are you looking at.
Moreover, there is nothing specific that only one Framework could achieve.
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For my next project I want to have small issue tracker like this on github (in php and mysql/sqlite), do I need to write it from scratch or is there something like this already (open source)?
If you want work without code you can try one of these:
http://vermis.hellworx.com/ (Open source)
http://www.mantisbt.org/
There is MantisBT which uses PHP and MySQL but it's not exactly small.
Which functionality do you need?
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I have an MySQL database. It contains many tables and relationships. Is there a software or is there a way to implement it, so I would get a representation similar to this:
Or I'll just need to do it by hand?
Mysql Workbench has this feature.
Also you can do it in phpmyadmin :)
phpMyAdmin has such a view using their designer feature.
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I want to find an application documents management system web-based. with PHP and MySQL.
I've tried alfresco, but it's based on java.
I want to find a document management application system using PHP & MySQL which has almost the same features with alfresco
I've tried xoda, php fusion and OpenDocMan but not appropriate.
can anybody help me?
Try DocMGR or OpenDocMan. They could help.
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I'm looking for the best solution to perform PHP MYSQL searching but I don't want to use Sphinx, I'm using Nginx under Linux.
Take a look at Solr : http://lucene.apache.org/solr/
Choosing a search solution depends on a few things like:
Amount of data
Complexity of that data
How often will you use search?
How advanced will those searched be?
There are others like Lucene: http://lucene.apache.org/