If this situation pops up in Plesk, it means that a user has changed their MySQL password outside of Plesk. The password in Plesk's own database does not match, so the auto-creation of the phpMyAdmin settings fails. You'll end up seeing this after clicking "DB WebAdmin":
MySQL said: Non-static method PMA_Config::isHttps() should not be called statically
The funny thing is that MySQL doesn't actually say this. It's a PHP error. To correct the problem, you can manually change the password within Plesk's database, or you can follow an easier method:
Click Databases
Click Database Users
Click the user that has a password change
In the password fields, enter the new password that they're using with MySQL
This will force Plesk to change its password in its own database, and it will run the query to change the password in MySQL (but since it's the same password, no change will be made).
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30 conexões presas no MySQL. Aqui esse procedimento não resolveu
Programação não fecha conexão após a consulta... resolvido !
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Tks! I start a manage one website who was another admin, and the password they give to me doesn't work to access the database. After you post, i got it! Tks!
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Life saver - had exactly this problem and couldn't work out why I was suddenly unable to connect to PHPMyAdmin from within Plesk. Thanks so much for posting the solution!