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"Browse" returns no rows, even if there are rows #333
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Video showing the issue (including issue #334 and #335): https://files.jocke.no/debug/phppgadmin6-issues_20200909.mov |
Not the best comparison, but this works fine using phpPgAdmin v6.0.0-b28 on PostgreSQL 9.6.10. |
I can add that this also works in phpPgAdmin6 v6.0.0-beta.47 (while broken in the release version for me). |
Can you check if it does work for you in release v6.1.x? |
I having trouble getting 6.1.2 to run at the moment. I'm getting: The requested URL /src/views/login was not found on this server. when I try to login. When I copy back a different version, it works immediately. By "copy" I'm just moving my different directories for v6-beta47, v6-release, and v6.1.2-tag into the path name for my apache alias directory. I can at least confirm that when I get logged in to 6-release and get the rows issue, I can copy 6.1.2 into position on my web server, and the rows will display now - indicating the issue may be resolved. (It seems my issue with 6.1.2 is just getting through the sever login.) |
weird... are you running it inside a subfolder? |
Yes, I am running it within a sub-folder. With the sub-folder set in the config. |
is your subfolder config defined with a leading slash ? |
Yeah it does have a leading slash. I tried with and without a trailing slash as well. For now - to stay on task with this specific issue, I moved the project to the web root and tried again. In the 6.1.3 version, this rows issues is fixed! |
PostgreSQL 9.6.15
phpPgAdmin6 on latest master-branch (16b6650)
nginx/1.18.0
php7.3 (7.3.19-1~deb10u1)
Trying to hit "Browse" on a table returns "No rows found";
Using the same query in the "SQL" (sqledit, top right corner), results in correct rows being returned;
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