https://sourceforge.net/p/phpwebtk/feature-requests/2004-12-14T16:30:18ZRecent changes to feature-requests2004-12-14T16:30:18Z2004-12-14T16:30:18ZRobby Russellhttps://sourceforge.net/u/matchboy/https://sourceforge.netc0fa8c3d83f005a99225195d8af27644d3f2cf46

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Will there be a postgresql friendly version?</p></div>

2004-12-03T13:30:57Z2004-12-03T13:30:57ZHenrik Vĺglinhttps://sourceforge.net/u/hvaglin/https://sourceforge.net3b2684f5b28d41fc26dcff72f5dc3dacfac2f084

<div class="markdown_content"><p>(We already had the discussion, Brian, and also I know it <br /> is somewhat in your plans for the future too, but I <br /> thought wrapping up a Feature Request might help you <br /> organize it better and me to keep track on when its <br /> being implemented or not)</p> <p>Currently PHP Web Toolkit has some requirements that is <br /> oki for an developer that has system control and/or <br /> server system admin possibilities. However in an hosted <br /> enviroment not even developers are allowed to change <br /> or request changes to the server setup. Even further (as <br /> in the case of my project) end-users might not be <br /> expected nor experienced enough to furfill those <br /> requirements during installation/implementation.</p> <p>What I'd like to see as soloution to this is that PHP Web <br /> Toolkit provides alternatives to get around such <br /> obsticles in an hosted/non-admin webserver enviroment.</p> <p>That in combination with supporting several major <br /> Webserver softwares and systems, will make the <br /> flexability enough to fulfill the goal of being Accessible.</p> <p>Personally I also find an webbased guided installation like <br /> the one that comes with CMSes like PostNuke would at <br /> least be a good alternative way to doing it all manually, <br /> both for newbies and mass-installing admins. Automating <br /> what can be automated with necessary questions, and <br /> good easy to follow instructions over-all - especially <br /> where manual work must be done. (Yes, I'm a GUI-freak, <br /> but I do think there's values in it besides the simple fact <br /> that it looks nice...)</p> <p>regards<br /> Henrik</p></div>