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Hi,

I got a code like this (in a snippet):

<ul class="komLinks">
{verwandte_beitraege}
 <li>
<a href="http://{permalink={my_template_group}/1s}">{title}</a>
</li>
{/verwandte_beitraege}
{if "{verwandte_beitraege:total_children}" == 0}
{embed="{einbinden}/aehnliche_artikel" entry_id="{entry_id}" category_ids="{categories backspace='1'}{category_id}|{/categories}"}
{/if}
</ul>

{verwandte_beitraege} is a Playa-field.
Since updating to EE 2.2 the permalink-tag doesn’t get parsed; also the conditionals sometimes (!!!) worked and sometimes not (!!!). Really, no kidding.

I first assumed it was a problem of Playa. But I found out that the problem is that the parse-order in EE 2.2 seems to have changed (the same code in 2.1.3 worked reliable). Interesting enough for me that it varies - sometimes works, sometimes not ...

Just to ask around: Is it possible that my interpretation (new parse-order or anything like this) is correct?

lehrerfreund,

When did you install EE2.2? There was a hotfix added soon after for an issue with URL variables.

See bug report here. Can you try the fix added by Robin in the comments please?

When testing again please clear your cache

Let us know if that works for you

Hi John,

inbetween I have upgraded to 2.2.1 - still it does not work. My solution is just to use no snippet but to use the code directly in the template; therefore for me there is no urgent need to handle this. But perhaps it would be an issue for the bug-tracker (don’t know how to describe this issue ..).

I tried this: I put the following code into a template (very similar to the code above):

<ul class="komLinks">
                      {verwandte_beitraege cache="yes" refresh="100"}
                    <li>
                        <a href="http://{title_permalink={my_template_group}/1s}/{entry_id}/">{title}</a> ({entry_date format="%m/%Y"})

                    </li>
                      {/verwandte_beitraege}
                     {if "{verwandte_beitraege:total_children}" == 0}
                      {embed="{einbinden}/aehnliche_artikel" entry_id="{entry_id}" category_ids="{categories backspace='1'}{category_id}|{/categories}"}
                    {/if}
                  </ul>

Then I made a snippet with exactly this code, calling it right before the code in the template (which is, just to clarify, exactly the same code). So the same thing should be shown twice. But the snippet doesn’t parse the link correctly.

Hi lehrerfreund,

The fix John Henry mentioned should take care of this. Glad you have a solution for now but let us know if you run into this again.