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Richard Francken
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Monday 21 February 2005 4:40:26 am
Hi, I have create two groups (members and visitors). I have create two sections (members and visitors). I have create two rolls (members and visitors). On the top level I have create a folder (section) called members with the roll members. All other content is for everyone. OK. When I visit the first time the site the menu item is not available. That's OK. But after a login as a member the menuitem is still not available. After cleaning the cache the menuitem will be visible, but are you a visitor the menu item is still there. How do I fixed that. richard.
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Nathan Mann
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Wednesday 23 February 2005 8:30:03 am
Does anyone have any input on this? I am having the exact same issue with 3.5.0. I have some of the sub-folders of the main folder assigned to a "members only" section to prevent anonymous users from accessing them. That part works fine. However, when I log in as a user, I can not see the "members only" sub-folders until I go into one of the other sub-folders, at which point I can now see all of the folders I should be seeing. As soon as I go back up to the top-level folder, the protected folders dissapear again. Does anyone have any suggestions? -nathan
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Gabriel Ambuehl
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Wednesday 23 February 2005 8:49:48 am
That's probably a cache problem. Try surrounding it with a cache block whose key includes the role or something like that, so that there are two different versions based on the role id.
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Nathan Mann
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Wednesday 23 February 2005 9:08:38 am
Gabriel, thanks for the quick response. I had also suspected a problem with the cache, but am not familiar with the cache manipulation directives. I am searching through the documentation and forums for more information regarding how to do what you suggested. Any pointers/info you might have to offer would be greatly appreciated. Thanks again, -nathan
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Nathan Mann
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Wednesday 23 February 2005 10:04:00 am
OK, I found the info that I needed to implement Gabriel's suggestion. For anyone that is interested:
1. Create an override for pagelayout.tpl and copy the original contents to the override.
2. Find the cache blocks for all of the menus
3. To each cache block change the keys to the following:
keys=array('my_cache_block',$uri_string,$current_user.role_id_list|implode(',')) expiry=86400 There may be a better way to do this, but I needed a quick fix and this worked. Any suggestions on improvements would be appreciated. Thanks again Gabriel for the pointer. -nathan
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Gabriel Ambuehl
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Wednesday 23 February 2005 10:51:44 am
Hey, it was more like a wild guess. But thanks for testing that, I might run into that myself some day ;-)
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Richard Francken
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Monday 28 February 2005 1:01:01 pm
Hi Nathan and Gabriel, Thanks for your help. The quick solution works fine. So I'm happy. Richard
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fabio bongiovanni
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Thursday 15 September 2005 8:23:37 am
Hello
I?m using ez 3.6.1.
I've tried the work-around, but on my installation
it doesn't work, always the cached copy is used.
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