Service Portal Header - user.logged_in always has True value??

[ASA5]

Hello,

In Service Portal Header there is somme conditions on this variable "user.logged_in" to show or hide specific content :

1. <ul ng-if="::user.logged_in" class="nav navbar-nav">  
2.               <!-- chat, avatar, and logout -->  
3.               <li ng-if="::data.connect_support_queue_id"><a href ng-click="openPopUp()">${Live Chat}</a></li>  
4.               <li class="dropdown hidden-xs">  
5.                   <a href="javascript:void(0)" class="dropdown-toggle" data-toggle="dropdown">  
6.                       <span class="navbar-avatar"><sn-avatar class="avatar-small-medium" primary="userID" /></span>  
7.                       <span class="visible-lg-inline">{{::user.name}}</span>  
8.                   </a>  
9.                   <ul class="dropdown-menu">  
10.                       <li><a ng-href="?id=user_profile&sys_id={{::user.sys_id}}">${Profile}</a></li>  
11.                       <li><a href="{{::portal.logoutUrl}}">${Logout}</a></li>  
12.                   </ul>  
13.               </li>  
14.               <li class="visible-xs-block"><a ng-href="?id=user_profile&sys_id={{::user.sys_id}}">
15.                   <span class="navbar-avatar"><sn-avatar class="avatar-small-medium" primary="userID" /></span>{{::user.name}}</a></li>  
16.               <li class="visible-xs-block"><a href="{{::portal.logoutUrl}}">${Logout}</a></li>  
17.           </ul>

But the content is always shown   and when I check the value of   this variable user.logged_in i see that it is always on True, although the user is logged out.

I checked also the controller of the header and the variable user.logged_in is not defined there.

Does any one faced this kind of issue before ??

thank you !!

[Jack]

Hi Abdel Moumene,

I have the same this issue when I try to use the customize login page.

And this is my code was changed for header widget:

(replace user.logged_in by user.sys_id )

<ul ng-if="::(!user.sys_id && page.id != portal.login_page_dv && !data.hasLogin)" class="nav navbar-nav">

      <li>

              <a href ng-click="openLogin()">${Login}</a>

      </li>

</ul>

<ul ng-if="::user.sys_id" class="nav navbar-nav">

      <!-- chat, avatar, and logout -->

      <li ng-if="::data.connect_support_queue_id">

              <a href ng-click="openPopUp()">${Live Chat}</a>

      </li>

      <li class="dropdown hidden-xs">

              <a href="javascript:void(0)" class="dropdown-toggle" data-toggle="dropdown">

                      <span class="navbar-avatar">

                              <sn-avatar class="avatar-small-medium" primary="userID" />

                      </span>

                      <span class="visible-lg-inline">{{::user.name}}</span>

              </a>

              <ul class="dropdown-menu">

                      <li>

                              <a ng-href="?id=user_profile&sys_id={{::user.sys_id}}">${Profile}</a>

                      </li>

                      <li>

                              <a href="{{::portal.logoutUrl}}">${Logout}</a>

                      </li>

              </ul>

      </li>

      <li class="visible-xs-block">

              <a ng-href="?id=user_profile&sys_id={{::user.sys_id}}">

                      <span class="navbar-avatar">

                              <sn-avatar class="avatar-small-medium" primary="userID" />

                      </span>{{::user.name}}              

              </a>

      </li>

      <li class="visible-xs-block">

              <a href="{{::portal.logoutUrl}}">${Logout}</a>

      </li>

</ul>

It's work for me. You can try it.

[ASA5]

Hi Jack,

Thank you for your proposition i guess it will work as the user sys_id doesn't exist when the user is not logged in.

Actually I have resolved the issue by using gs.isLoggedIn() function in the server script :

1. //Server Script
2. //check if the user is logged in  
3. data.isUserLoggedIn= gs.isLoggedIn();  

Then in the Body Html Template I replaced user.logged_in by data.isUserLoggedIn.

1. //Body Html template  
2. <ul ng-if="::data.isUserLoggedIn" class="nav navbar-nav">

The second way if you want to keep using user.logged_in is to set its value on the controller :

1. //Controller
2. $scope.user.logged_in = $scope.data.isUserLoggedIn;

1. //Body Html template
2. <ul ng-if="::user.logged_in" class="nav navbar-nav">