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phpMyAdmin "Go" + "Cancel" button no response

Azurel

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phpMyAdmin "Go" + "Cancel" button no response

PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE

AlmaLinux 8.6, Plesk Obsidian Version 18.0.45 Update #2, phpMyAdmin v5.1.3

PROBLEM DESCRIPTION

This buttons having no functions. In Inspector console are no errors, no network calls.
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STEPS TO REPRODUCE

Click on "Edit inline" to open textbox for edit query. Click on "Go"

ACTUAL RESULT

Nothing happen with click on "Go" or "Cancel"

EXPECTED RESULT

Submit query.

ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

(DID NOT ANSWER QUESTION)

YOUR EXPECTATIONS FROM PLESK SERVICE TEAM

Confirm bug
 
The buttons still work, but the "link" portion of these buttons are a bit misaligned. You'll have to position your cursor just a little higher, just above the text of the buttons, in order to be able to click them.

This is not an Plesk bug however. PhpMyAdmin is a separate (open source) application not managed by Plesk. It looks the issue hasn't been reported yet on the Github page of phpMyAdmin yet. So you could report the issue there.
 
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You are right. On top and bottom of this button its working. Sorry for the wrong error message.

I had assumed that you had forgotten a javascript file during setup. ;)
I use the same version 5.1.3 on my Notebook and there is not this strange behavior. But I just noticed that it works in Opera (used for localhost) and not in Chrome (for plesk).
 
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