Blockmyaccount always shows user links and logout button

[Wartin]

Hello. I'm using TB bleeding edge and Niara theme. I have Blockmyaccount hooked in left column. It doesn't matter if the user is logged in or not, the module shows user links and the button to logout.

I would expect to show a form to login/create account or to not show anything at all.

Thanks!

[colorful-ant]

i deactivated this block for me. otherwise it seems to me personally too much - as well as additional links that interfere with google & co if they are not marked as noffollow.

1. head area - ok
2. footer area - ok
3. left / right column - is too much for me

[Wartin]

Yes, maybe it's better to hide it...

But... Well, I managed to change the .tpl of blockmyaccount and blockmyaccountfooter, with a {if $is_logged}.

Now it shows user links if logged, and 'Sign in' if it's not.

blockmyaccount (on left column)

blockmyaccountfooter

 

I attach the files, maybe they are useful.

 

blockmyaccount.tpl blockmyaccountfooter.tpl

[colorful-ant]

maybe the small module "scroll top" or your own creation is helpful.
- block layered
- block new products
- block viewed
etc
the column (left / right) can get quite long

 

scrolltop.zip

[Wartin]

Thanks.

What are those harcoded URL, btw?

 

Edit: I mean fb() function, is it a button to go to top?

Edited July 14, 2020 by Wartin

[colorful-ant]

it works for me with desktop, tablets, smartphones etc

 

 

backoffice module settings 

 

[Wartin]

Oh, I see, it must be the advertising I suppose it appears in the admin of the module. There are two functions that call somewhere else, to facebook and a banner.

Bye!

[papagino]

I was having the same problem with "My account" block always showing up, even when not logged in...

I simply did a Reset in the Backoffice under the "Modules and Services" tab for the "Block My Account" and "Block My Account Footer" modules.

(Click Reset in the drop down list next to those modules under "Modules and Services" tab).

That fixed it with no code modifications.

Cheers

Dan