Hidden (member)pages appear in toc()

DirkH · **Posted:** Mon Sep 04, 2006 12:06 pm

I just installed V2.6fix3 and noticed:

I use Svarrer's memberpages plugin, which works fine. I have the 'login error' page as

<H1>login error</H1>
#cmsimple hide#
#memberpages... #

With the new V2.6fix3, the 'login error' link appears visible in the toc().
This was not the case with the previous versions.
I noticed that when i invert the lines, the problem is solved.

<H1>login error</H1>
#memberpages... #
#cmsimple hide#

Is it a bug, or am i missing something?

Dirk.

harteg · **Posted:** Tue Sep 05, 2006 7:36 am

Hi Dirk - thanx a lot for your response.

It is because before there was a search for "/\#CMSimple hide\#/is" - now only first CMSimple is checked. I guess I have to find some solution to that, so it will work as it used to.

Cheers, Peter

Jens · **Joined:** Sun Oct 17, 2004 9:47 pm **Posts:** 2505

I think that is something we can live with, its not so problematic...

harteg · **Posted:** Tue Sep 05, 2006 12:23 pm

Should have been fixed in fix4 just made available.

DirkH · **Posted:** Tue Sep 05, 2006 5:03 pm

I tried fix4, but...nope, it's not working.

In fact it's worse :-(

- The 'login error' link is visible (whatever order of the lines)
- Hidden H2-pages can be seen in the toc()
- You can even view the hidden pages, and you'll see the script code on screen...

harteg · **Posted:** Wed Sep 06, 2006 7:38 am

Bug: I did miss the ending delimiter 'is' in regular expression of content() - but I do not understand why the CMSimple hide does not work for you - did you change the regular expression in config?

DirkH · **Posted:** Wed Sep 06, 2006 5:14 pm

Well, i just tried fix5 and it seems to be OK.

What I meant is:
- using fix3, the order of the two scripting lines was important (it only works when #CMSimple hide# is the second line.

- using fix4, the order is of no importance, it doesn't work either way, and the link appears in the toc()

(Just try it out:

Code:

<H1>Toppage</H1>
<H2>Hidden page 1</H2>
Hidden page 1
#CMSimple $output.=lastupdate();#
#cmsimple hide#
<H2>Hidden page 2</H2>
Hidden page 2
#cmsimple hide#
#CMSimple $output.=lastupdate();#

You'll see.

But again, it seems OK with fix5. Thx.

DirkH · **Posted:** Wed Sep 06, 2006 7:58 pm

...but I just found out another bug (sorry, Michael :-)

)

With the memberpages plugin, i use a redirection in the 'login error' page to redirect the (hidden) "Home>>login error" to my own "Home>>Dealer area>>Login error" page.
This is the code:

Code:

<H1>login error</H1>
<P>
#cmsimple hide#
<BR>
#cmsimple memberspage('Dealer_area:Login_error','0');#
<BR>
</P>

This works just fine (as it used to with V2.6, V2.6beta).
If I swap the line order (first the 'memberspage', then the 'hide'), the page is still hidden (that's OK), but the 'memberspage() is not executed (that's not OK).

Is it intentionnal that the '#CMSimple hide#' must be the first of the two script lines?

DirkH · **Posted:** Mon Sep 11, 2006 8:04 pm

-- The stuff has nothing to do with the memberpages plugin, so I'll continue the item in a new topic --

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