I didn’t do anything to the snippet, all I did was copy the example call in the snippet itself. Here’s my snippet:
<?php
#::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
# Created By:Ryan Thrash ([email protected]),
# and then powered up by kudo ([email protected])
#
# Date: Aug 03, 2006
#
# Changelog:
# Dec 01, 05 -- initial release
# Jun 19, 06 -- updated description
# Jul 19, 06 -- hacked by kudo to output chunks
# Aug 03, 06 -- added placeholder for username
#
#::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
# Description:
# Checks to see if webusers are logged in and displays yesChunk if the user
# is logged or noChunk if user is not logged. Insert only the chunk name as
# param, without {{}}. Can use a placeholder to output the username.
# TESTED: can be used more than once per page.
# TESTED: chunks can contain snippets.
#
#
# Params:
# &yesChunk [string] [REQUIRED]
# Output for LOGGED users
#
# &noChunk [string] [REQUIRED]
# Output for NOT logged users
#
# &ph [string] (optional)
# Placeholder for placing the username
# ATTENTION!: place this ph only in yesChunk!
#
#
# Example Usage:
#
# [[LoggedOrNot? &yesChunk=`Link` &noChunk=`Register` &ph=`name`]]
#
# Having Chunks named {{Link}} and another {{Register}}, the first will be
# published to registered user, the second to non-registered users.
#
#::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
# prepare params and variables
$o = '';
$yesChunk = (isset($yesChunk))? $yesChunk : '';
$noChunk = (isset($noChunk))? $noChunk : '';
# do the work
$test = $modx->getLoginUserName();
if ($test) {
$o = $modx->getChunk($yesChunk);
} else {
$o = $modx->getChunk($noChunk);
}
if (isset($ph)) {
$modx->setPlaceholder($ph,$test);
return $o;
} else {
return $o;
}
?>
It was pre-installed. Could that me where my problem starts?
I double checked, I am logged in as a web user, and logged in using IE, while logged in as a site admin in FF.
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