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Even when I test in another browser and I’m clearly logged out, EE still recognizes me as logged in and displays the logged in content. I’ve hit a road block here. Thanks!

{if logged_in}
                  <div class="button">
                    <div class="gutter"><a href="http://{path=assessment/index}">Take Assessment</a></div>
                  </div>
                  {/if}
                  
                  {if logged_out}
                  Please Login to View the Assessment.
                  Are you a member? If so, please <a href="http://{path=member/login}">log-in</a>.
                  Not a member? Please <a href="http://{path=member/register}">register</a>.
                  Have you <a href="http://{path=member/forgot}">forgotten your password</a>?
                  {/if} 
                  
                  {if logged_out}

I put the above code in a global variable and at least now I see everything, but EE is still not recognizing my tags

http://www.test.itowecoaching.com/index.php/online_Coaching

margaret1985,

What version and build of EE are you using?

I put the above code in a global variable and at least now I see everything, but EE is still not recognizing my tags

They will not work in a Global Variable. They will need to be put inside a template. Can you add it back into a template please? Is this how you were doing it before?

You have two opening {if logged_out} tags in your code above

Thank you, I returned the code to the template. You are right, I accidentally copied some test code I had below. Again, here is what I am using on the template level and I’m testing in Firefox, while logged in and in Safari—-logged out. In Safari I still see the content as I should (take assessment) if I’m logged in.

<h2> Take your assessment </h2>
<p>                  Start your conversation with a complimentary assessment and 30 minute interview with Glenn. <br />
                  {if logged_in}<br />
                  <div class="button"><br />
                    <div class="gutter"><a href="http://{path=assessment/index}">Take Assessment</a></div><br />
                  </div><br />
                  {/if}<br />
                  <br />
                  {if logged_out}<br />
                  Please Login to View the Assessment.<br />
                  Are you a member? If so, please <a href="http://{path=member/login}">log-in</a>.<br />
                  Not a member? Please <a href="http://{path=member/register}">register</a>.<br />
                  Have you <a href="http://{path=member/forgot}">forgotten your password</a>?<br />
                  {/if}

I’m using v2.1.0

margaret1985,

Please create a new blank template and only add the code you are usign above and nothing else.
Then let us see a link back to it please.

It may be something else in your original template throwing this off as I have tested your code in a blank template like I suggested and it works fine

Strange it worked for you because I put the code in a blank template and I still don’t see the login request

{if logged_out}
                  Please Login to View the Assessment.
                  Are you a member? If so, please <a href="http://{path=member/login}">log-in</a>.
                  Not a member? Please <a href="http://{path=member/register}">register</a>.
                  Have you <a href="http://{path=member/forgot}">forgotten your password</a>?
                  {/if}

when I’m logged out in a completely different browser. I thought maybe it was something to do with me being a super admin—but I am testing in safari where I’ve never even logged in before.

http://www.test.itowecoaching.com/index.php/eLearning/test

I am seeing the same thing and I am certainly not logged in. Can you try to add

{logged_in_group_id}
{logged_in_username}

to your template? What do you get?

Interesting, when I insert {logged_in_group_id} {logged_in_username} I see another username and group id that is a content author in both browsers when I am LOGGED OUT. This seems like I have some sort of security or cookie setting that should be changed in my EE control panel.

margaret1985,

What build are you on? You can find this in the very bottom of your control panel footer.

If not on 20100810,can you do a build update please?

Thank you John, I updated to 20100810 and am no longer having the problem. Next time, I’ll make sure this is the first action I take before making a post. Thank you!

Glad that the build update fixed the problem. Don’t hesitate to post again as needed.