Custom Content and Front end users

[PhilChip]

Hello,

I want to hide a part of my menu for users, that are not logged in. I found the post of calguy1000 (see http://forum.cmsmadesimple.org/index.ph ... 114.0.html ) very useful. But somehow it doesn't seem to work for me.

I named the pages (page alias), that I want to hide with prefix 'priv1_'. In my template I use the following code:

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{cms_module module='CustomContent'} 
{if $customcontent_loggedin > 0}
{menu template='simple_navigation.tpl' start_level='2' collapse='1'}
{else}
{menu excludeprefix='priv1_' template='simple_navigation.tpl' start_level='2' collapse='1'}
{/if}

All private pages ('priv1_') are hided now, perfect!!! - but they stay hided even if I am logged in with my FrontEndUsers account.

I use FrontEndUsers 1.1.2 and MenuManager 1.3 in CMSMS 1.0.5.

Thanks a lot in advance.

Greetings from Vienna,

Philip

[alby]

I use FrontEndUsers 1.1.2 and MenuManager 1.3 in CMSMS 1.0.5.

includeprefix or excludeprefix parameter are in MenuManager 1.4.X

Alby

[PhilChip]

Thanks for your fast reply.

I will update MenuManager and try again, but I'm not sure, that the problem is caused by the MenuManager, because the pages _are_ excluded in menu as they should be when not logged in, but they are not included, when the front end user is logged in. It seems that the $customconent_loggedin variable is never true regardless the login status of the front end user.

I tried the following code:

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{cms_module module='CustomContent'} 
{if $customcontent_loggedin > 0}
<b>Logged in!!!</b>
{menu template='simple_navigation.tpl' start_level='2' collapse='1'}
{else}
{menu excludeprefix='priv1_' template='simple_navigation.tpl' start_level='2' collapse='1'}
{/if}

and the Logged in!! isn't printed anyway.

I'm very thankful for your help.

[alby]

and the Logged in!! isn't printed anyway.

Debug with {get_template_vars}

Alby

[PhilChip]

Thanks again for the fast reply and the good hint.

I updated now Front End Users, Custom Content and MenuManager. Unfortunatly the same problem is still there.

The output of {get_template_vars} is:

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SCRIPT_NAME = /index.php
app_name = CMS
sitename = Leseförderung an Wiener AHS
lang = 
encoding = UTF-8
gCms = Object
ccuser = Object
content_id = 21
page = priv1_arbeitsblatter
page_id = priv1_arbeitsblatter
page_name = priv1_arbeitsblatter
page_alias = priv1_arbeitsblatter
position = 00003.00001.00001
friendly_position = 3.1.1
count = 4
nodelist = Array
node = Object
startform = 
inputbox =
submitbutton =
submittext = Submit
hidden =
endform = 

So there is no $customcontent_loggedin provided to the template variable, am I right? How can I change that?

Thank you very much!

[PhilChip]

I played arround a while and found out, that the variables $customcontent_loggedin are outputted with {get_template_vars} only once after I delete the cache (CMS) or update the template. But just at the first time I reload the page on the client. After that, the $customcontent_loggedin is null again.

Any ideas?

Thanks a lot!!

[alby]

I played arround a while and found out, that the variables $customcontent_loggedin are outputted with {get_template_vars} only once after I delete the cache (CMS) or update the template. But just at the first time I reload the page on the client. After that, the $customcontent_loggedin is null again.

Any ideas?

Hum...
Same problem here.
I haven't site with FEU+CC for test. calguy1000 

Alby

[calguy1000]

Set the page as 'non cachable' in the options tab.

[PhilChip]

That's it! Thank you so much for your help, both of you!

Greetings from Vienna,

Philip