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  • Is this a really fresh install and you did not set any password in the install routine? By default the password should be empty ”.

    Try the following:
    Go to your WAMP installation directory, e.g. c:\programs\wamp
    There should be a folder named “apps”, in there a “phpmyadmin” folder.
    Find the config file here, should be named config.inc.php.
    In this file there is a line beginning with $cfg[‘Servers’][$i][‘password’] = ”
    If there is anything between the ”, remove it.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: Looking for… Widget boxes

    Besides changing the code in the theme directly, it should be possible to use the “text” widget type.
    You would place one before the group of widgets, and one after. Just open a div and give it a class or id (depending on your need), so that you can style it via the css.
    That would even allow you to use the normal widget title function.

    Before-Widget: <div class="mysuperwidget">
    After Widget: </div>

    Haven’t tested that, but can’t think of a reason why it shoudln’t work.

    Thread Starter ceekay0

    (@ceekay0)

    Hey Tobias,

    thanks for getting back so quickly. I though it might be like that.
    I just wanted to import several tables with a few occurences of € somewhere in the data and keep them up to day using the export again.

    Maybe if I find time I will try to look in the code myself.

    Thanks again for that great plugin!

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