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williamdes opened this issue
Jun 4, 2018
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BugA problem or regression with an existing featurehas-prAn issue that has a pull request pending that may fix this issue. The pull request may be incomplete
block request to js/messages.php in chrome dev tools
Or break javascript :
In js/messages.php :
change on line 766 (remove simple coma) :
, " ' ;\n"; to , " ;\n";
Warning
This issue will create an infinite loop of sending reports to server, be prepared to close this browser tab.
Open the browser developer console to see all the requests.
Expected behaviour
Send one report or none
Actual behaviour
Sending reports (thousands, forever)
Error
error_report.js?v=5.0.0-dev:124 Uncaught ReferenceError: PMA_messages is not defined
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[5.0.0-dev] javascript report loop / flood server with report requests
javascript report loop / flood server with report requests
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BugA problem or regression with an existing featurehas-prAn issue that has a pull request pending that may fix this issue. The pull request may be incomplete
Steps to reproduce
js/messages.phpin chrome dev toolsIn
js/messages.php:change on line 766 (remove simple coma) :
, " ' ;\n";to, " ;\n";Warning
This issue will create an infinite loop of sending reports to server, be prepared to close this browser tab.
Open the browser developer console to see all the requests.
Expected behaviour
Send one report or none
Actual behaviour
Sending reports (thousands, forever)
Error
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: