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litespeed_wiki:cache:litemage:troubleshooting:logged-in-logout_banner_disappear [2017/05/04 20:53] Michael Alegre [Issue 1: Login/Logout] |
litespeed_wiki:cache:litemage:troubleshooting:logged-in-logout_banner_disappear [2017/05/04 20:54] (current) Michael Alegre [Issue 3: The Case of The Disappearing Banner] |
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| ==== Issue 2: Punching A Bigger Hole While Still Purging Private Sections ==== | ==== Issue 2: Punching A Bigger Hole While Still Purging Private Sections ==== | ||
| - | Now that the initialization problem is solved, we needed to punch a big hole instead of small one. Logging into the Magento Admin and entering LiteMage config, we add "header" in **Customized Block Names for "toplinks" Tag**. | + | Now that the initialization problem is solved, we need to punch a big hole instead of small one. Logging into the Magento Admin and entering LiteMage config, we add "header" in **Customized Block Names for "toplinks" Tag**. |
| We also see "compare" in a toplinks block, so we add "compare" to **Additional Purge Tags for "toplinks" Blocks** as well. | We also see "compare" in a toplinks block, so we add "compare" to **Additional Purge Tags for "toplinks" Blocks** as well. | ||
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| ==== Issue 3: The Case of The Disappearing Banner ==== | ==== Issue 3: The Case of The Disappearing Banner ==== | ||
| - | At this point we have fixed the Login/logout issue. Great! Except now the banner has disappeared from the homepage. | + | At this point we have fixed the login/logout issue. Great! Except now the banner has disappeared from the homepage. |
| After some further investigation, we found that the header template included logic to check if it is displaying on a frontend page or not. If it is not a frontend page, then the banner will not display. This stops us from simply punching a big hole for the header, like we did earlier. | After some further investigation, we found that the header template included logic to check if it is displaying on a frontend page or not. If it is not a frontend page, then the banner will not display. This stops us from simply punching a big hole for the header, like we did earlier. | ||