WP-DB-Table-Editor wordpress plugin resources analysis
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| Name | WP-DB-Table-Editor |
| Version | 1.3 |
| Author | Russ Tyndall @ Acceleration.net |
| Rating | 100 |
| Last updated | 2015-02-18 03:09:00 |
| Downloads |
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Great! WP-DB-Table-Editor plugin ads no tables to your Wordpress blog database.This is a Wordpress plugin that allows direct excel-like editing of tables in your Wordpress database. It's goals are to provide useful, simple, flexible database table admin screens.
It supports:
- one table per admin screen, as many admin screens as desired
- These are organized under a new "DB Table Editor" menu item
- excel spreadsheet like interface using SlickGrid
- Filter and Sort results
- Add, Edit & Delete records
- Custom buttons extensibility
- Custom permissions per interface for viewing and editing
(defaults to: edit_others_posts)
- editing defaults to the same permission as viewing if not specified
- CSV exports of filtered grid
- Custom primary key names (but must be a single value / column)
Reasons and Expectations
Previously my company had been using DB-toolkit to provide minimal database interfaces for custom tables through the Wordpress admin. While the configuration was cumbersome for what we were doing, it did work and was easier than writing anything. However, when DB-Toolkit stopped being maintained and I couldn't find a simple, but suitable replacement, I decided to tackle my goals more head on
Use of this plugin requires a basic knowledge of PHP, and SQL. It was written by a programmer to help accomplish his work and does not currently provide admin configuration screens (instead simple function calls in your theme's functions file are used to configure the screens). This was preferable to me, because my configuration is safely in source control (a problem I had when DB-toolkit would upgrade and lose all configuration).
