#3564 (ok 4.0) Missing value in the form! (IE 9)

[Tony Marston]

When I take the SQL output from a query generated on one server and try to run it in the SQL window on another server I now get a popup window which says "Missing value in the form!!.

When I do the same thing in version 3.4.9 (or any previous version) it works as expected.

[Marc Delisle]

I cannot reproduce. Please give more details about how you take the output from the first server and how you open the SQL window on the second server.

If possible, show us the SQL query.
Are you sure that your session has not expired on the second server?

[Tony Marston]

These even fails when I take an SQL export of a table and immediately try to run the same script to import it. These are the steps:
1) Choose any database table and press "Export"
2) In the "Export" screen select "Custom", "View output as text", "Replace", "Neither of the above", press "Go".
3) Copy the output to the clipboard.
4) In the database screen (not the table screen) press the "SQL" hyperlink.
5) Paste in the sql script created in (3) and press "Go".

This causes the popup to appear with the error message.

If I select the same table and press the "SQL" hyperlink, paste and "Go" then it does not fail. There is something different when I select the "SQL" hyperlink from the database screen.

[Marc Delisle]

Thanks for the scenario, unfortunately I cannot reproduce with version 3.5.0. Hopefully someone else will be able to reproduce.

[Tony Marston]

I have tried downloading and installing a fresh copy, but it still fails in the same place.

I have tried activating my debugger to see where it is failing, but my debugger is never activated. This leads me to believe that it is a javascriot error.

BTW, I am using IE9 on Windows 7. If I switch to Firefox it does not fail.

[Marc Delisle]

I confirm this IE9-specific problem.

[Marc Delisle]

By the way, version 4.0 (in development) does not have this bug.

[Phil Russell]

I've seen the same issue occur, reproduced using the following steps:

Browse to a table in any database
Use "Search" tab functionality to run a query
Copy SQL statement from top of results page
Navigate up to Database from Table view using breadcrumb
Use "SQL" tab functionality, paste query from clipboard and execute

Reproduced on IE 8.0.6001.18702CO

[Phil Russell]

Neglected to provide phpMyAdmin version: 3.5.2

[Marc Delisle]

This bug was fixed in repository and will be part of a future release; thanks for reporting.