phpMyAdmin 4.0.1 released

Yes, I tested. The issue that I can't import when I am using Opera web browser still exist in phpMyAdmin 4.0.1. It works fine for me in Firefox. I have reported the bug to the phpMyAdmin bug tracker. So I hope for a fix in next release. Please note that I am not sure you (or others) have the same issue as me. I only has the problem in Opera browser, it works fine in Firefox and others, for me ...
 
Yes, I have php 5.4.x installed (wich also have default support for upload progress), in addition I have the php module uploadprogress installed.

Edit: Sorry, I see your question was not for me, but for user saosangmo.
 
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Yes, I have php 5.4.x installed (wich also have default support for upload progress), in addition I have the php module uploadprogress installed.

Edit: Sorry, I see your question was not for me, but for user saosangmo.
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I asked him that because I had the same issue(in all browsers), but since I disable the uploadprogress extension in php.ini the issue was solved.
Probably because since v4.0 phpMyAdmin stopped working with this extension if you have PHP 5.4+(because this function already included in this PHP version).
 
I understand. It's all strange. For me it is only in Opera it don't work. However I tested now by removing uploadpgrogress module from php, but still no joy, I was not able to import using Opera browser. For me it work fine in Firefox, not matter if I have uploadprogress installed in php or not.
 
Just a guess, did you try to clear Opera Cache? Did you try opera on another PC or Net device?

Did you try to use Opera Dragonfly, in order to see any errors which might occur?
 
Yes, I did delete private data in Opera. No, I did not try Opera on another PC. I only have one. Have you tested in Opera? If so, please let me know if it works for you.
 
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I did not find any issue in Opera. If you want I could check it on your server, if you give me a test access into phpMyAdmin. Just a quick test.
 
Thank you! I have created a database and database user for you, and sent you password in pm.
 
Yes, it works fine when I test importing .sql.zip. But it does not work in Opera when I import a .sql file. Can you please test again, without compression, but only importing a .sql file?
 
Nevermind. Suddenly it works for me! I don't know why. No more testing needed. I will look closer into this later ...
 
Hi. Thanks. I have removed your database user. It must be a problem with my Opera. It is working for me now. I don't have time to look more into it now, it must wait. Thank you for the help.
 
@zEitEr, I have created a new bug report now https://sourceforge.net/p/phpmyadmin/bugs/3964/

It seems the problem importing database to phpmyadmin only happen if you are running phpmyadmin over https, also it seems to work fine in firefox, but does not work in chrome, internet explorer or opera. Further it works fine if the database you are importing is very small, it must be bigger then 1 MB for the problem to happen. Also the database you import to, must be completely empty before you import the .sql file for the problem to happen. If it is not empty, then you will be able to import bigger .sql file. Anyway, I turn off https in phpmyadmin, and it works immediately again. Now I just hope phpmyadmin developers will confirm the bug and fix it soon!
 
If you have problem using "import" in phpmyadmin 4.0.3, then try to comment out line number 34 in libraries/display_import_ajax.lib.php, it should look like this:

Code: 
// "session",

Then make sure you clear all cache in your browser and restart your browser, before testing import again. The above have completely solved my problem, and now import works in phpmyadmin 4.0.3 in all browsers over https.

More information in the comments at this bug report: https://sourceforge.net/p/phpmyadmin/bugs/3964/
 
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