[SOLVED] phpMyAdmin 2.6.0 beta 2 shows javascript error

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anjanesh
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[SOLVED] phpMyAdmin 2.6.0 beta 2 shows javascript error

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Hi
Im using phpMyAdmin 2.6.0 beta 2 and was working fine until today. Now all of a sudden it shows in a popup :

A Runtime error has occurred. Do you wish to debug ?
Line: 9
Error : Syntax Error

Looks like is a javascript error ? Javascript is giving no problem at all in other sites. If I click yes it'll debug it in VS. If I click no the page becomes blank (NOTHING AT ALL)
Any idea what went wrong ?
Using IE6sp1.
Thanks
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When I experience errors such as the one you have described I simpy search a security site:

http://www2.packetstormsecurity.org/cgi ... rch%5D.y=0
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Post by redmonkey »

Curious as to why you search a security site for a Javascript syntax error?

As to the original poster, it is impossible to tell or even guess as to what the problem may be without seeing any code. As it is a beta, have you logged/reported this error with the author?
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redmonkey wrote:Curious as to why you search a security site for a Javascript syntax error?

As to the original poster, it is impossible to tell or even guess as to what the problem may be without seeing any code. As it is a beta, have you logged/reported this error with the author?
I would search the security site as I seem to solve a fair bit of my problems with web software created by large companys. Why the curiosity?
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Joe wrote:
redmonkey wrote:Why the curiosity?
Because it is a sytax error.
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Yes but there is a lot of small errors like that which have been created by the company's at times. phpBB was one thing I had to constantly update to kill all of these silly errors and the site I posted helped me hell of a lot.
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Post by anjanesh »

$cfg['PmaAbsoluteUri'] = 'http://localhost/phpMyAdmin'
I must have accidentaly changed the folder name to phpmyadmin (lowercase) - thats why it wasn't working all this time. Still couldn't figure out what wen wrong on the js side but after I renamed it (M and A uppercase) it worked.
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