#4794 (ok 4.4.3) Server error viewing table content

[hellsing]

When I click on any table name on the left side panel to view its contents I always get this error mesage:

'Some errors have been detected on the server!
Please look at the bottom of this window.'

I checked the console on the bottom of the page and all I can find there is the simple SQL query: 'SELECT * FROM foo'. Can't find explanation of the error there.

On the middle of the page (where the table of contents should appear) the data coming from the server is unformatted and I found this message there:

Notice in .\libraries\DisplayResults.class.php#2738
Undefined property: stdClass::$db

If I click on popup's 'Ignore' button the content reloads well formatted without any problem. If I choose a new table to view I get the error message again.

[Marc Delisle]

How about version 4.4.0-rc1 ?

[James Nunnerley]

We are having the same problem with 4.4.1 - screenshot attached.
We also have odd icons coming up, but that may be where css files haven't updated!

[James Nunnerley]

Ignore the icon/image issues - it was cached files. The errors still exist though.

Thanks
James

[Marc Delisle]

Can you try with pmadb deactivated in config.inc.php?

[Alberto Diaz]

Same error here. Tried disabling pmadb, no difference.

[Marc Delisle]

Alberto,
did you install phpMyAdmin in an empty directory, or over a previous installation?

[Alberto Diaz]

4.4.1.1 installed over a previous 4.3, but using rpm package, so no files left behind.

[Marc Delisle]

Just to be 100% sure, and since we cannot reproduce this bug: can you reinstall in an empty directory?

[Alberto Diaz]

Untar in empty dir, applied config, logged in and same error when browsing tables. I've noticed that this doesn't happen when there is no data in the table (zero rows).
For reference, my setup is Centos 6.6 , Apache 2.2 + mod_fcgid, PHP 5.3.3 (distro patched).

[Alberto Diaz]

My very minimal config.inc.php :
<?php
$i = 0;
$i++;
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['host'] = 'mysqldev.mydomain.com'; // MySQL hostname or IP address
?>

[Madhura Jayaratne]

I can reproduce this for mysql extension. According to the documentation http://dev.mysql.com/doc/apis-php/en/apis-php-mysqli-result.fetch-field.html I also suspect same error for mysqli where php < 5.3.6

[Madhura Jayaratne]

Should be fixed with https://github.com/phpmyadmin/phpmyadmin/commit/0e13997475e31e018d6962ae1397e092b96b82f2

[Alberto Diaz]

Works for me, well done!