spudse bud wrote:
I always was a big fan of phpmyadmin because when php/mysql errored I could
check table/field names etc to see where my script goes wrong.

I am wondering if a easy tool exsists for SQLite, that just lists the tables
and fields in a database. I have tried sqlitemanager, but I didn't really
liked it.

Have you checked out the PHP section of http://www.sqlite.org/cvstrac/wiki?p=SqliteTools ? There's a listing for phpSQLiteAdmin, which is supposed to be patterned after phpmyadmin, though it appears not to be under active development.

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