I've installed language section 2.4 and ls extra 1.5. I've no titles set in my language section content.
I've noticed that for an anonymous user some titles are "n/a" (front page teaser and article itself), whereas all titles are ok for my logged-in admin user.
I haven't found a pattern where "n/a" is shown.
I've two articles with the same content (from my #754280: Sections not properly recognized anymore tests). The only difference is the input format. These input formats have the same configuration and only language section as filter. One article shows the correct title and the second shows "n/a". I've added two screenshots.

Can you observe this behavior?

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#1 ls_extra_615_anonymous.png22.49 KBibex
#1 ls_extra_615_admin.png31.34 KBibex

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ibex commented
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The screenshots got somehow lost...

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andy inman commented
Assigned: Unassigned » andy inman

Thanks for the report - it's a small error I made in the latest release, sorry!

Line #21 of ls_titles.module should be:

      $title = check_markup($text . "\n", $format, FALSE);

i.e. FALSE where it currently shows TRUE. This bug would affect users who did not have access to the filter, so typically anonymous users, but also any user reading content that was created using a filter that user would not have access to use (only read).

I will post a fixed version ASAP.

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andy inman commented
Status: Active » Fixed

I've now released 1.6 which fixes this.

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ibex commented

I've installed both versions (ls 2.5 and ls_extra_1.6) and they are working. I'm glad that you've found the problems and I'm glad that I could contribute in some way (to your module and to Drupal).

BTW: These modules are very handy!

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.