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NG-Admin 1.4 (Default branch)

NG-Admin is designed for the content management ofMySQL databases. It allows the user to browse,add, edit, and delete data. It is somewhat similarto phpMyAdmin, but specializes in editing thecontent of Web sites, not the database structures.Its features are very easy to use and highlytunable.License: GNU General Public License (GPL)Changes:
An HTML editor (TinyMCE) was integrated. Thebuttons on the bottom of every page wereUpdated.Several minor fixes were made, especially in thecopy and delete section. Search fields are nowcapable of searching through the columns withseveral words. Words will be combined with thelogical "OR" operation. For example, searching for"my name" will find all strings starting with "my"or "name".

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