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phpMyAdmin 3.4.9 in Coral 8.1.1

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Hi all,

 

I just upgraded from Coral 8.0.0 to Coral 8.1.1 and noticed this when viewing databases having tables with multiple prefixes:

 

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As you can see the table names are missing in the phpMyAdmin menu. The main window is fine, just this left hand frame. :)

Ain't new code great?

I've seen this as well, but I haven't had time to check into this. I would guess that it's a "feature" of the latest formatting for phpMyAdmin. :)

Now, one thing you might try is to use another skin. (EDIT: This doesn't resolve the problem.)

 

Update: I looked at this for several different DBs, but couldn't see either a fix or a clear pattern of just what is happening.

I think it's just faulty coding of the combining code for that column.

Which is as far as we go. Our role with The Uniform Server is to put together the pieces so that you can use them easily. If there are bugs

in the pieces, we don't have the resources to fix them, but must rely on the respective developers.

 

Regards,

BobS

I found a fix to this, but is the same for Orion and Coral..

So I dont no what the source is of this bug..

 

From..

 ( navigation.php on line 646 )
// preserve spaces in table name
. str_replace(' ', ' ', htmlspecialchars($table['disp_name'])) . '</a>';
echo '</li>' . "\n";

 

To this..

 ( navigation.php on line 646 )
// preserve spaces in table name
. str_replace(' ', ' ', htmlspecialchars($table['Name'])) . '</a>';
echo '</li>' . "\n";

Great!

I see that this actually works, but OTOH I'd like to see the source of your fix. It may be that there is an "official" fix that does this with a bit more finesse.

In the meantime, I'd recommend that users who wish to apply this "quick-fix" for the problem do so.

 

Regards,

BobS

Ermm... I can't seem to replicate this in Coral 8.0; perhaps I'm not looking at the right place? Table names are displayed correctly here on the left hand frame.

<p class="bbc_center"><span style="font-size:12px;"><strong>Yoni</strong></span></p>

Ya, there is no problem on Coral 8.0, or lower versions..

 

@BobS, Your right when I have some time I will track back ($table['disp_name']) var to see if I can find the source..

 

Grtz,

MADLAX

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