Create a oneliner Session::getToken()

[kamil-tekiela]

• Fixes [6.0]: ErrorException: Undefined array key " PMA_token " #20112

[liviuconcioiu]

This fixes the problem.

[kamil-tekiela]

It shouldn't. I didn't change any logic.

[liviuconcioiu]

I see that in the code, but the issue got away.

[liviuconcioiu]

If you add this code in getJsParams, the session is there. Before this, the session was empty. Somehow is related to that PR.

        var_dump(Session::getToken());
        exit;

string(32) "615267496f747e22553346552b3b5051"

[liviuconcioiu]

@kamil-tekiela you were right.

$_SESSION is empty even with this PR, but getToken returns the token.

        var_dump($_SESSION);
        exit;

[liviuconcioiu]

Refreshing the logout page, returns the session:

19.02.2026_22.49.06_REC.mp4

[kamil-tekiela]

@MauricioFauth Git bisect shows that the test failure is due to 2e1c947 but I am not sure why. Any ideas?

[MauricioFauth]

This fixes the issue #20112, because Session::getToken() checks if the array key ' PMA_token ' exists. There's no issue in using an empty string as token for that part of the logout logic, as it is irrelevant. It doesn't need the HTML header to do a redirection.