(ok 2.11.1) Logout causes CSS loss

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I'm getting the same result.

Versions of my phpMyAdmin, PHP and Apache are the same.
I'm usually using IE7 on Windows XP.

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OK, I cannot attach any files there, so I added some screenshot of the login page ( cookie method ) after unlogin in phpMyAdmin-2.11.0 to my server:

http://82.114.202.3/unlogin_phpMyAdmin-2.11.0.png

The server goes from about 8:00 GMT to about 21:00 GMT.

I found some differences between the correct login page and the incorrectly showed login page after unlogin in PMA's HTML code - stylesheet ( there are differences in the token ).
BTW HTML seems to be the same.

The tag of the incorrectly showed page:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="phpmyadmin.css.php?token=f3a113e0039b6944f6a87e3f8b0f309a&amp;js_frame=right&amp;nocache=1187977413" />

The tag of the correctly showed page:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="phpmyadmin.css.php?token=f6292ebf45870911f2d2b1231eab6842&amp;js_frame=right&amp;nocache=1187977838" />

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I have seen this behavior but for me it's intermittent. Cannot reproduce it with the steps given.

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I have this issue all the time in pma >= 2.11 !

From the source after logout:
...
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="phpmyadmin.css.php
?token=826fdc6eda4e0179fbf4af2c1d9c050b
&amp;js_frame=right
&amp;nocache=1188045814" />
...

but the inspection of the css gives:
...
/* navi Grid-2.11 070815 for pma 2.8 ... 2.11+ */
* {
...

so it seems that phpmyadmin.css.php grabs the wrong file for inclusion.

@Thijs:
the tokens in the "link rel...", $_GET and $_SESSION are identical and look ok

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windkiel,
do you have the issue when using the original theme?

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yes

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GET-Array
(
[token] => ef221d13f5c21edc688db6b45297b64b
[old_usr] => p0p
)

seems that we need an additional "&js_frame=right" when coming from logout.

btw.
"js_frame" sounds like a historic naming, I'd suggest using just "frame"

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quick&dirty patch:
phpmyadmin.css.php, line 793:
-$_SESSION['PMA_Theme_Manager']->printCss($_REQUEST['js_frame']);
+$_SESSION['PMA_Theme_Manager']->printCss( empty($_REQUEST['js_frame']) ? 'right' : $_REQUEST['js_frame'] );

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I don't understand. In my tests, from the source after logout, the js_frame=right is always there.
But I noticed that if I add
echo ' ';
in phpmyadmin.css.php, just before the first "define", I have no CSS in my login form and I get an error in my FF error console.

I would like to reproduce this problem.
I also tried with a value in $cfg['Servers'][$i]['LogoutURL'] but could not reproduce.

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To be sure how to reproduce I installed phpMyAdmin-2.11.0-english.7z on a w2k (wamp5) box, created a simple config file and copied the whole pma211 folder (using ssh) to a linux box running xampp 163a. Interestingly I *only* (but always after logout) have this issue on the *win2000* box. (my previous tests used pma3(trunk) on a different w2k laptop).

>I would like to reproduce this problem.
That's fully understandable. Although the little patch fixed the problem I'll do some more debugging as well ;)

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2nd patch (line 11):

define('PMA_MINIMUM_COMMON', true);
+define('_Frame', empty($_REQUEST['js_frame']) ? 'right' : $_REQUEST['js_frame'] );
require_once './libraries/common.inc.php';
^ here $_REQUEST['js_frame'] gets resetted (at least under windows) !
so the original GET has to be saved before common.inc is called.
then the last line must make use of the saved value:

-$_SESSION['PMA_Theme_Manager']->printCss($_REQUEST['js_frame']);
+$_SESSION['PMA_Theme_Manager']->printCss( _Frame );

p.s.:
I vagely remember that this was an issue already some months ago - and now again - when many users (all on win IIRC) complained in the help forum about css in the *right* frame not being loaded. To find the *real* culprit I leave to others.

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Ok, which browser on your w2k laptop?

I have access to a w2k server; there I tested FF 1.0.7 and IE 5 (PHP running on a Linux server) and I see no problem.

I'll try to find a machine with w2k on it.

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issue with any browser:
IE6, IE7, SeaMonkey112, FF 2.0.05, Opera9.23
(all clients w2k or xp)

on servers (apache 2.2):
w2k php 5.2.3 (always)
xp (prof.) php 5.2.2 (always)
linux php 5.2.0 (only sometimes)

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Thijs,
I guess you are not using a browser on a W2K machine :) on which browser do you see this problem?

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Firefox 2.0.0.6 on Debian.

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seems to be a gereral issue:
http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=1802495&forum_id=72909
and on IRC a guy named ryan reported the same issue, he used a fresh folder
(Window XP, MySQL 5.0.41, php 5.2.3, Apache) - the patch fixed his problem :)

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Merged, thanks.