phpMyAdmin problem with loading/AJAX/JS

[SeanGreg]

Dear community,

I have searched the web for a solution to my problem and contacted the support of my server provider, but was not able to find one. Now I hope that somebody here is able to help!

I have the following problem using phpMyAdmin on my Ubuntu 12.04 Server + Plesk Panel 11:
Whenever I click something based on javascript (e.g. create a new user in the "new user"-pop up or edit a field when viewing a table's content) phpMyAdmin starts to execute the action but then does not finish loading. For the two actions described above, this means that
- when creating a new DB oder User the Dialog window does not close (but the action is executed/DB created)
- when editing a field the loading circle keeps rotating but nothing happens. When I proceed to select the table again in the navi, I am asked if I want to leave the site. If I select yes, the page is loaded and the change was executed.

I created a new subscription and new DB on the server, but the problem is present whenever I use phpMyAdmin over Plesk.

I hope that somebody can help me with my problem or describe how to reset or upgrade my phpMyAdmin installation that is used by Plesk.

Thanks a lot in advance,

Sean

 

[Faris Raouf]

Have you tried using a different browser? What you describe could possibly be a result of various combinations of script limiting/pop-up blocking/ad-blocking and so on.

Of course it could be something else entirely. But using a different browser -- ideally on a different PC too -- would be a good idea to see if the problem really is on the Plesk side.

 

[SeanGreg]

Thanks for your reply!

I tried it on my windows 7 machine using the latest Firefox and Chrome, also on my XP machine using Firefox, and my virtual windows 8 machine using firefox. The problem is the same in each case.

I guess it is a problem with the jQuery library, that's why I thought I try to upgrade/reinstall phpMyAdmin.

 

[SeanGreg]

Hi again,

so I disabled AJAX in my phpMyAdmin settings so that I can work again. But this is not a good solution to me, as some AJAX features are nice to use.
I know the phpMyAdmin data is in "/usr/local/psa/admin/htdocs/domains/databases/phpMyAdmin" but I don't know where I would try to fix the AJAX/jQuery lib.

Does anybody know how to upgrade or reinstall phpMyAdmin?

I found http://kb.parallels.com/114391, but since it is an older version I am not sure whether it will work for an upgrade from 3.5.6 to 3.5.7.

Thanks!

 

[SeanGreg]

Nobody knows how to upgrade or reinstall phpMyAdmin??