Re: "if session logged_in" solved

[jojo@buchonline.net]

Hi Stan,

i have trouble to understand you right. But is see a line like

[page browse]BROWSE[/page]</a>

and you have to use [/page] or </a> only, because MV will
replace [/page] to </a> and you get two </a></a>. See the page with
your browser again and see into the source via your brwoser.

Joachim

BTW: Sorry for my bad english!

On 18 Aug, Stan Crump wrote:
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>>From: "Stan Crump" <stanc@amintech.com>
>>To: minivend-users@minivend.com
>>Subject: "if session logged_in" problems
>>Date: Wed, Aug 18, 1999, 9:53 AM
>>
> 
>>******    message to minivend-users from "Stan Crump" <stanc@amintech.com> 
>    ******
>>
>>Using mv3.11
>>
>>In my "buttonbar.html" file (abbreviated) below, the [else] [/else]
>>statement is always recognized instead of the [then] [/then] statement,
> even
>>when I'm certain that the user is logged in.  Can anyone please tell me
> what
>>I might be doing wrong? Thanks in advance!
>>    - Stan
>>
>><!-- start buttonbar.html -->
>>[page catalog]HOME[/page]</a>
>>
>>[if session logged_in]
>>[then]
>>[page browse]BROWSE[/page]</a>
>>[/then]
>>[else]
>>[page login]LOGIN</page>
>>[/else]
>>[/if]
>><!-- end buttonbar.html -->


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