Jeremy Dorn

Use the `database_options` property to populate a variable select box from a database. http://jdorn.github.io/php-reports/#VariableHeader

That's what the `required` attribute is for. In this schema, the `gender` property is required and will always be in the resulting value. It can be either male, female, or...

I'm not familiar with that keyword. Should "window" be formatted like "join"? On Mon, Dec 8, 2014, 13:54 Grégoire HUBERT [email protected] wrote: > It seems sql-formatter does not recognize the...

I like this idea. I can definitely see some potential use cases. I'll plan to implement this soon.

I like the idea. A couple comments: - Move 'tooltip' under options since it isn't a standard JSON Schema keyword ``` json { "type": "string", "minLength": 4, "options": { "tooltip":...

Have basic editor implemented. The url is /edit/?report=path/to/report.sql Implemented: - Syntax highlighting editor (ACE) Todo: - Link on individual reports that takes you to the edit view - Create new...

You can kind of do this already for individual reports. Report urls have the following structure: ``` jinja {{docroot}}/report/{{format}}/?report={{path_to_report}} ``` For example: ``` http://localhost/php-reports/report/csv/?report=sales/orders.sql ``` To pass variables into a...

I just pushed full PDO support today, so using SqlServer should no longer require a custom ReportType class.

I'd prefer not to add another highlighting style, especially for things that are specific to mysql. This library is meant to work with all SQL variants.

I just did a big cleanup of the Select2 integration code and fixed a bunch of bugs. Can you see if you still notice any problems in 0.7.9? I still...