Mysql Ajax Table Editor

There are currently two versions of Mysql Ajax Table Editor available. A free version which is released under the GNU LGPL license and a paid version. The paid version has some new powerful features such as file upload support, browser forward and back functionality*, bookmarkable searches and a new user friendly filtering system. For a detailed description of the differences between the two versions see the paid version section of the documentation page. For a list of all the features of both versions see the features page.

A few of the features of Mysql Ajax Table Editor are:

Mysql Ajax Table Editor is a very versatile and customizable mysql editor. It is PHP4 and PHP5 compatible and it has incredible join capabilities. This mysql editor has the ability to join on multiple tables and maintain search functionality and best of all it is written with ajax. This makes the script very dynamic and it can be customized to fit almost every application. Things like dynamic forms and user defined actions make it very powerful.

If you are web programmer or are striving to become one, this script will save you hundreds of hours. Mysql Ajax Table Editor is very easy to set up and use. It comes with all of the files needed to quickly set up the two examples seen on this site. Check out the join example, simple example and the paid version to see what the mysql ajax table editor can do.

Testimonials From Existing Users

All testimonials are taken from posts by real users on the forum. You can view the actual posts by clicking the links above the testimonial.

RazManVT wrote:

This isn't a post to ask about help but a mere testimonial.

I've been looking around for a decent MySQL Table Editor for awhile. As I've normalized my databases from being a flat file structure, it was important to be able to edit fields in a joined database with ease. This program provides all that and more. phpMyEdit can be a bit confusing, this is so easy to use and implement. Thanks!!!!

-Raz

MrMatt wrote:

That was it. I'm so used to working with tables that have smaller datasets that I didn't even think twice about using a nonindexed column to order by. I set it to order by the id which is indexed and it is incredibly fast. Thanks so much! I will recommend this script to everyone I know that will find it useful. I also really appreciate that you have made it affordable.

teardrop wrote:

i have successfully integrated the mysql table editor in my application and i am extremely happy with it. i would like to thank the creator because without this i would need a lot more time to finish my project.

raymundo47 wrote:

First thanks for the prompt reply! Great service for a great product!