I’m encountering a Javascript error when I try to use phpMyAdmin. It’s not keeping me from using phpMyAdmin but it’s annoying and I’d like it to stop. I’m not sure if it’s something I’m doing or if phpMyAdmin is misbehaving.
The message occurs frequently when I execute Imports in phpMyAdmin. (It may happen at other times too but I’m pretty much just doing imports right now). I took a screen cap of the message but I don’t see any way to imbed that in this post so I suppose I have to describe it in words…
A dialog box entitled “Query results operations” appears at the bottom of the screen. The message says “! A fatal Javascript error has occurred. Would you like to send an error report?” There is a button whose text says “Show report details”, then a button that is shaped like a gear, then a black X. All of the three buttons get ignored when you click on them so you can’t dismiss the message or figure out what the problem is by looking at the error report, making the dialog itself pretty pointless. You can’t even make the dialog go away by clicking something although it goes away eventually on its own.
If somebody could look at that and make it stop, I would appreciate it. I don’t know whether it is something wrong with the system itself that affects everyone or if I have done something wrong that is causing it although I strong suspect the former.
