Closed (fixed)
Project:
Danland
Version:
6.x-1.10
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Support request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
13 Jul 2010 at 09:35 UTC
Updated:
24 Jan 2011 at 00:42 UTC
When you hit logout and the page goes to front page , it looks as though you haven't logged out. You have , but it doesn't look that way. The only combo I found that works that I have access to is windowsxp using IE7 , but firefox fails in firefox on winxp, in macosx I've checked chrome safari opera and firefox and they all fail.
There are also login failures at odd times if the login block is disabled.
With the login block enabled all is okay .
Comments
Comment #1
danpros commentedHi,
Can you register to demo site and try to login or logout? I disable the login block there but it seems all fine.
Login block disabled? did you mean disable it via block setting?
Comment #2
fluxrider commentedYes , I can logout of the demo site .
I'll set up a quick site in the next couple of days and demonstrate whats happening. Might have something to do with jqueery plug ins which you have turned off at demo.
Yes , I meant turning of the login block.
I first noticed this on a production site when I turned off the login block and suddenly got users complaining about/questioning not being logged out , and also reported in my logs . I tested myself as I said . Problem went away after I turned the login block back on. The login block is set to only appear on the front page i.e. node .
Cant set up the site till the weekend unfortunately , work is pressing.
Comment #3
danpros commentedHi,
Are you turning on the page caching under performance options? Yes please track this and if you find where is the problems came from then I'll adding it in my next release.
For next release I'll rewrite the CSS for better understanding and adding more block, but the most important is to clean up the CSS. When I saw it now, OMG! why I write that kind of codes! confusing :)
Thanks,
Dan
Comment #4
fluxrider commentedYes , Page caching is on ( set to normal ) with no lifetime. I'll set up the site this weekend and give you a login so you can see it happening. I think obviously the frontpage being delivered after a logout is a cached version , but something in the login block is triggering a fresh load of the front page. I'll play with it this coming w/e.
Comment #5
danpros commentedHi,
I think the problems is the page caching. Try to disable it then disable the login block and test it.
Dan,
Comment #6
trentharlem commentedbump
Comment #7
danpros commentedI need more info regarding this.
Dan
Comment #8
trentharlem commentedMy issue does seem to have been caused by page caching...
Solved with http://drupal.org/project/boost
Comment #9
danpros commentedHi,
Thanks for the update :) so the problems is the page caching and not Danland. I'll close this.
Dan
Comment #10
danpros commentedChange it to proper category.