ttodua

uh oh ??

please check now

Thanks for report! I have pushed an update, please check new version and let me know

might be related: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66083625/redis-causes-errors-in-phpmyadmin

or maybe ask on phpmyadmin github repo itself, because seems that’s related to pma itself, not plugin

at this moment, we can only address very important updates for plugin, no further/detailed support expected.

If you find solution or any other users would share, we might consider including that in plugin.

• This reply was modified 6 months, 2 weeks ago by ttodua.

Thanks, feel free to report anything you might find out

Thanks for report.

PhpMyAdmin works with sessions, which is not linked with WordPress. To exit from PhpMyAdmin, there you have to explicitly click “Log Out” button which is on left top side. Even if you won’t logout manually, the session expires in 1 hour by default anyway.

When pushing this plugin, we have also considered that logging out from WordPress could also trigger log-out from PhpMyAdmin session, but, as PMA is strictly recommended for development purposes, people might use it to migrate/import databases/users etc, and it’s important to have access to PMA during that debug process (while you might have all plugins disabled or even fully deleted database, thus effectively logged out from WP. however, it will only last up to 1 hour).

But I will give it a second thought and might push an update to plugin, which might optionally trigger PMA logout during wordpress logout.

• This reply was modified 7 months, 1 week ago by ttodua.

Thanks for report! u’r welc.

Thanks for the report!

we will update that function!

here is trunk/svn link: https://plugins.svn.www.ads-software.com/wp-phpmyadmin-extension/trunk/library.php

and it seems to be correct. not?

maybe you try to delete the plugin and re-install on your site.

The problem does not come from the plugin itself.

You might have WordFence, Solid Security, Sucuri or other, where you might have option “disable PHP in plugins” selected, thus your .htaccess probably forbids accessing it. If you disable that option, you might enter phpmyadmin

Hi.

Please try updating to last version and let me know if you still see them.

Hello.
Thanks for the report!

Yes, there have been some updates in library in last period.
However, I can’t find the culprit you mentioned.
Can you please post the code around where it is missing closing } ?

When I am trying to install the plugin on clean site, it installs & works well.
Which PHP version does your hosting have?

• This reply was modified 8 months ago by ttodua.
• This reply was modified 8 months ago by ttodua.

tnx for review.

also, if you have multisite, plugin should be activated from network>plugins page, not from sub-sites>plugins

this error does not seem to come from wp-phpmyadmin, I can’t help . there seems to be types plugin which seems to throw that error