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Hello,

I’m having a similar issue to the post above.  I’ve tried everything listed, but to no avail.

What I’m trying to do is use the author_id parameter to allow a user to view entries that they have authored.  What I’m noticing is that if I view the page immediately after the user #1 logs is, I can view only that member’s entries.  However, If user #2 logs in and submits an entry, it seems that user #2’s member_id is cached.

When the user #1 tries to view the page containing a list of their entries, they see the entries of user #2.  I’m not using template caching on any of these pages, so I’m unsure why this is happening.

Here is my code:

{if logged_in}
    {if segment_3 == ''}
        {exp:weblog:entries weblog="{my-weblog}" author_id="CURRENT_USER" status="not closed|Incomplete" dynamic="off" show_future_entries="yes"}
        Display content here
        {/exp:weblog:entries}
    {/if}
{/if}

I should also note that when I hard-code the member_id it works as it should.

Any ideas? I’ve tried all I know.

Thanks,
Jon

Also forgot to mention that I can use

{exp:weblog:entries weblog="{my-weblog}" status="not closed|Incomplete" }
                {if author_id == logged_in_member_id }
                 -- Content Here --
                {/if}
            {exp:weblog:entries}

It seems though, that achieving this by using the author_id parameter would use less queries.

What version and build of EE are you using? Any extensions? Also, are you using any caching at all?

EE 1.6.9, Not using any caching that I’m aware of.

Enabled Extensions:
Entry Added Notificatiton
jQuery for CP
SAEF Redirect
Structure
Fieldframe
Custom System Messages
Logout Redirect
Entry Update Notification
Textile Editor Helper
LG Member Form Customiser
LG Tiny MCE
Redeemer

Can you try to disable your extensions globally? Then use as simple a template as possible and build up from there.