I get asked this question a lot: “How can I force phpMyAdmin to run over https ‘SSL’?” It is basically an issue to deal with security. Since phpMyAdmin deals with directly accessing your database, it only makes sense you want to make it as secure as you can. While running over SSL ‘HTTPS’ is not the total solution, it does help. So, here is how to make it run over SSL.
I get so many questions about people wanting to make sure PHPX or any website for that matter is ready for the good rankings on the search engines. God forbid it hurt the end-user experience, or make the site ugly, just as long as it gets good rankings on Google. So, what if Google, the website, had to follow the same rules the rest of us have to just to get the good rankings on their own search engine…. Take a look!
I have had several emails lately asking what CMS/Portal system we are using on this website. To answer that question it is PHPX . It is a system I started about 8 years ago and have been working ever since, with a few rather sizable breaks in there. It powers the entire website including the blog, gallery, wine list, etc… There is nothing on this website that PHPX doesnt generate. Hope that clears up the confusion, and answers the questions. PHPX is free to all for download and installation, so if you have a website that you want to have a lot of functionality on but do not want to actually have to spend much time managing it, feel free to give PHPX a try!
Ok it is offical, we suck at this. We never update this site, mainly because we are just too busy. I am back in school going for my BS, and Jessica is really wrapped up at work, which she loves.
Other than just the status quo, there is nothing going on. PHPX is a little more active these days, not really sure why, I have been slow releasing versions, but it seems to be picking up over there…
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