ID: 6569 Comment by: domin_80 at o2 dot pl Reported By: botong at visto dot com Status: Bogus Bug Type: MySQL related Operating System: RH 6.2 kernel 2.2.14-5.0 PHP Version: 4.0.2 New Comment:
Had the same problem. It seems register_globals directive is the case. This directive is off by default in newest PHP releases due to security reasons. Setting it on (check your php.ini) makes MyAdmin works, although it is not recommended to do so. Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2000-09-06 02:32:19] [EMAIL PROTECTED] duplicate ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2000-09-06 02:11:11] botong at visto dot com Recently upgraded to PHP 4.0.2 and got these weird messages from both phpMyAdmin 2.10 and phpMyAdmin 2.1.0.1 from Benjamin Gandon. MySQL version is Ver 9.38 Distrib 3.22.32. BTW, everything works fine with PHP 4.0.1pl2 using the stock ini from the dist file. The left frame of the phpMyAdmin main page shows correctly the existing databases on the server and expands correctly showing the associated tables for each database. However, when clicking on an existing database, it sends a "No tables found in database." message with all the correct forms on the page. Also, when clicking on an exiting table underneath an expanded database name it gives a "MySQL said: No Database Selected" message. Manually typing "use mysql;" and it says "Your SQL-query has been executed successfully" and again click on the the mysql database., but always get the same "No tables found in database." message. List of modules compiled with apache/PHP 4.01/MySQL: mod_ssl/OpenSSL, imap, XML, ftp, bcmath, mhash, mcrypt, gd1.3, db3 and ldap. Placing the cursor mouse on the left frame with the plus sign and mysql (+ mysql), gives me the URL/query string http://localhost/db_details.php?server=1&db=mysql Placed some echo statements on the db_details.php to echo the $db variable like: echo "database is "; echo "$db \n<br>"; if (isset($db)) { echo ("db var has no value, isset is false \n<br>"); } and got this : database is No tables found in database. Checked if isset($db) and it has a blank string as a value. When clicking on an existing table, this URL/query string is used: http://localhost/tbl_properties.php?server=1&db=mysql&table=user Placed some echo statements on tbl_properties.php like: echo "database is "; echo "$db \n<br>"; $mysqlerr = mysql_error(); echo ("Last MySQL error is $mysqlerr \n<br>"); Result is: database is Last MySQL error is Error MySQL said: No Database Selected Back Seems like the $db value is not being passed from the left.php script to the db_datails.php somewhere in this vicinity beginning with line 289 of left.php ... (still checking): <div ID="el<?php echo $j;?>Parent" CLASS="parent"> <a class="item" HREF="db_details.php?server=<?php echo $server;?>&db=<?php echo $db;?>" onClick="expandIt('el<?php echo $j;?>'); return false;"> <img NAME="imEx" SRC="images/plus.gif" BORDER="0" ALT="+" width="9" height="9" ID="el<?php echo $j;?>Img"></a> <a class="item" HREF="db_details.php?server=<?php echo $server;?>&db=<?php echo $db;?>" onClick="expandIt('el<?php echo $j;?>');"> <font color="black" class="heada"> Wish there is some way to step through these scriptsand inspect the variables as one goes though php and html code. Thanks, this maybe a phpMyAdmin and not a PHP 4.02 bug at all. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=6569&edit=1
