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    • November 21, 2004 at 5:44 am #8661
      TheSJProject
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      Now this may sound REALLY stupid but…

      I have the program running and I open it up and I can see all the databases etc. Now how do I make it work through a web browser? I want clients to be able to modify only what I give them permission to modify (I know how to set this) and not have to install a program, but merely go to it in their browser.

      I have been using phpMyAdmin so far so thats why I'm so confused why this doesnt work through your web browser… to my understanding the program is there, but it also goes through the web… right?

      Thanks in advance,

      -Stephen Judd 🙂

    • November 22, 2004 at 2:51 am #16571
      Ritesh
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      SQLyog is a client application like notepad and cannot be used from a web-browser.

      phpMyAdmin is a web-based application and is meant to be used from a browser.

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      to my understanding the program is there, but it also goes through the web

      I guess you are talking about HTTP Tunneling which is completely different. HTTP Tunneling saves your day if your ISP/MySQL provider disallows remote access, either my blocking the MySQL port or by giving access to “localhost” only. SQLyogTunnel.php provided with SQLyog Enterprise exposes the MySQL C API as web-services allowing you to enjoy all the cool features of SQLyog.

      For more information on how to use HTTP Tunneling, just press F1 in the connection window.

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