Version: 4.2.1 Reporter: Rick Lecoat —
The patch for bug 23606 does fix the issue it was intended for, but also seems to created a new one, namely: conditionals that check for populated content inside of a {content} tag pair (eg. content inside a particular column of a grid field inside a fluid field) seem to fail. Example: in the following, my_grid is a grid with three columns, one of which is named ‘caption’.
{my_fluid_field}
{my_fluid_field:my_grid}
{content}
{if content:caption}<span>{content:caption}</span>{/if}
{/content}
{/my_fluid_field:my_grid}
{/my_fluid_field}The above should output the caption (if it is present in the grid column for that row), but in fact it does not; the entire conditional seems to return false, regardless of whether the expected content is there or not. I’ve run some tests, alternately applying and removing the fix from bug 23606; each time the caption appears in my markup when using the ‘unfixed’ file, but does not when using the ‘patched’ file.
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