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phpMyadmin error "continue" targeting switch is equivalent to "break"

After I installed the latest version of PHP 7.3.4 and MySQL Community Server 8.0.15 I faced this error on my phpmyadmin 4.7.7:

Warning in .librariesconfigFormDisplay.php#661 “continue” targeting
switch is equivalent to “break”. Did you mean to use “continue 2”?

Backtrace

.vendorcomposerClassLoader.php#444: include()
.vendorcomposerClassLoader.php#322:
ComposerAutoloadincludeFile(string
‘F:appsphpMyAdminvendorcomposer/../../librariesconfigFormDisplay.php’)
ComposerAutoloadClassLoader->loadClass(string
‘PMAlibrariesconfigFormDisplay’)
.librariesconfigPageSettings.php#76: spl_autoload_call(string
‘PMAlibrariesconfigFormDisplay’)
.librariesconfigPageSettings.php#230:
PMAlibrariesconfigPageSettings->__construct( string ‘Navi_panel’,
string ‘pma_navigation_settings’, )
.librariesnavigationNavigation.php#66:
PMAlibrariesconfigPageSettings::getNaviSettings()
.librariesHeader.php#425:
PMAlibrariesnavigationNavigation->getDisplay()
.librariesResponse.php#260: PMAlibrariesHeader->getDisplay()
.librariesResponse.php#273: PMAlibrariesResponse->_getDisplay()
.librariesResponse.php#432: PMAlibrariesResponse->_htmlResponse()
PMAlibrariesResponse->response()

Anybody know how to fix this issue?

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  1. Chosen as BEST ANSWER
    0

    This error occurs by PHP backward-compatible.

    Updating to the latest version, for me was 4.8.5 resolved the issue.


  2. 0

    I had the same, and fixed it by editing the php script FormDisplay.php.

    On line 661, replace continue with break (keep the semi-colon).

    If you do edit, you’ll need sudo access, but back up the original one first.

    Reload the page. Hope that helps.

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  3. 0

    Edit PHP script in the file FormDisplay.php
    At this line 660, I found this code in this path

    $ /usr/share/phpmyadmin/libraries/config/FormDisplay.php

    enter image description here

    case 'select':
     $successfully_validated = $this->_validateSelect(
     $_POST[$key],
     $form->getOptionValueList($system_path)
     );
     if (! $successfully_validated) {
         $this->_errors[$work_path][] = __('Incorrect value!');
         $result = false;
         continue;
    }
    break;

    Update it as per below suggestion 

    case 'select':
     $successfully_validated = $this->_validateSelect(
     $_POST[$key],
     $form->getOptionValueList($system_path)
     );
     if (! $successfully_validated) {
         $this->_errors[$work_path][] = __('Incorrect value!');
         $result = false;
         break;
    }
    break;

    enter image description here

    Reload PHPMyAdmin and your issue will get resolved.

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