Version: 4.2.1 Reporter: creativearc —
Seems very similar to bug #23606, https://expressionengine.com/support/bugs/23606/fluid-variables-do-not-output-if-inside-a-subfield-using-a-content-content-tag-pair
(Applying the solution to #23606 does not fix the issue).
Using the {fluid_field:count} in my template seems to produce output only if that particular field uses a single {content} tag. All fields with {content}{/content} pair produce no count output.
{fluid_field}
{fluid_field:text_input}
A count is: {fluid_field:count}
{content}
{/fluid_field:text_input}
{fluid_field:grid_field}
B count is: {fluid_field:count}
{content}
{content:headline} Hi EllisLabs!
{content:caption}
{/content}
{/fluid_field:grid_field}
{/fluid_field}In the above example, if I add multiple instances of ‘A’ (a text input field within a grid), they count properly. But grid field ‘B’, with it’s {content} tag pair, does not output a count value.
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