DrasticTools can be used to visualize table data in a Grid (DrasticGrid), in a Cloud (DrasticCloud), and on a Google Map (DrasticMap). The grid supports pagination, sorting, and in-line editing of data. This tool is the successor of MySQLPHPGrid.
| Tags | Database Front-Ends Software Development Libraries php classes |
|---|---|
| Implementation | PHP |
Recent releases


Changes: DrasticGrid has support for multiple grids on one page (see ExampleGrid7). DrasticGrid has a new DDTYPEKEY type, and a new example using DDTYPEKEY (ExampleGrid11).


Changes: Support for images in cells and for joined tables (read only) was added. Clicking on a link in a URL cell opens the link in a new window. A problem where MAILTO and URL cells could not be edited in IE7 was fixed. A bug with blur on enum cells was fixed. In DrasticGrid the style of the scrollbar was changed. Constraints were fixed in ExampleGrid5.php.


Changes: onAddStart, onDeleteStart, and onUpdateStart have been improved. Style sheets have been improved. The logo has been removed from grid, cloud, and map. Characters such as & and # can now be included in cells. This release has a transparent background for delete icons.


Changes: 'scrollbarposition' can be left or right. An 'addparams' option. A redesign of the style of the grid. Cursors have been improved in the grid. The ability to give headers of read-only/editable columns a different CSS style. Performance improvements. Many bugfixes.


Changes: Support for URLs and email addresses (mailto:) in the grid. A scrollbar for pagination. Column width of grid in absolute pixel value instead of a percentage. Easier configuration of drasticgrid via the 'columns' option. Some visual redesign. Now using mootools 1.2.
A Python module for relational algebra and a GUI for executing queries.