Login, hide driver selection if only one.

[cobisimo]

Patch for a small problem that I find quite irritated.

[vrana]

This is intentional to show what this version of Adminer supports. Also, you couldn't put <input> inside <table>.

[cobisimo]

You are right about <input>, but about this feature I disagree.

Maybe it's easier just to add class to all options, and hide it in css, without losing its functionality. It's now very hard, because you have just few classes on html elements.

This part can be like this:

<table id="login-form">
<tr class="driver"><th><?php echo lang('System'); ?><td><?php echo html_select("auth[driver]", $drivers, DRIVER, "loginDriver(this);"); ?>
<tr class="server"><th><?php echo lang('Server'); ?><td><input name="auth[server]" value="<?php echo h(SERVER); ?>" title="hostname[:port]" placeholder="localhost" autocapitalize="off">
<tr class="username"><th><?php echo lang('Username'); ?><td><input name="auth[username]" id="username" value="<?php echo h($_GET["username"]); ?>" autocapitalize="off">
<tr class="password"><th><?php echo lang('Password'); ?><td><input type="password" name="auth[password]">
<tr class="database"><th><?php echo lang('Database'); ?><td><input name="auth[db]" value="<?php echo h($_GET["db"]); ?>" autocapitalize="off">
</table>

and then in css we can hide like this:

#login-form .driver {
display: none;
}

[djmattyg007]

Looks like similar functionality has now been implemented on the master branch: bad3c6b