[SOLVED| CB AutoAction: Hide Profile search for non-registered users

Hello!

I'm Using CB 2.0.6 and CB Auto Action 6.1.1 and wanne hide the Search within a CB Userlist. Therefor I setup an CB Auto Action with trigger "Before userlist display" from type code with

.cbUserListHead {
display: none !important;
}

Access for "All non-registered users" and "Public". Also tried to set just one of them.
As expected the Search option gets hided for non registered users which is great but it is also hided for registered users which is bad.

Any tipps are more than welcome

Thank you so much
Frnak

startup wrote: Hello!

I'm Using CB 2.0.6 and CB Auto Action 6.1.1 and wanne hide the Search within a CB Userlist. Therefor I setup an CB Auto Action with trigger "Before userlist display" from type code with

.cbUserListHead {
display: none !important;
}

Access for "All non-registered users" and "Public". Also tried to set just one of them.
As expected the Search option gets hided for non registered users which is great but it is also hided for registered users which is bad.

Any tipps are more than welcome

Thank you so much
Frnak

I would just create 2 different user lists and mark one to be shown to Public viewers (with searching turned off) and the other viewable to Registered users (with search on).

Hi!

This would be a solution but from handling point of view not so nice because you have to align modules then to each of the two menus.

I really like to know why my CB Auto Action is not working as expected. Would be great if Krilon coul have a look at.

Cheers
Frank

This would be a solution but from handling point of view not so nice because you have to align modules then to each of the two menus.

You should be able to link to the general userlist page without a list id and it'll pick the first userlist that's accessible. Just ensure neither are marked default. Ensure the Registered userlist is ordered before the public one as well.

I really like to know why my CB Auto Action is not working as expected. Would be great if Krilon coul have a look at.

It's not working because you selected Public. Everyone has the Public usergroup. Access is absolute. If they have the usergroup they get access. The only case you'd want to select Public is maybe if you've a Guest usergroup. For your usage select only "All Non-Registered Users".

Hi Krileon,

also just taking "All Non-Registered Users" the search gets hided also for registered/logged in users!

Any ideas?

Thanks
Frank

Ensure "User" is set to "User" so the user object it's testing against is the viewing user. If set to Automatic there's no telling what user object (if any at all) it's using as that trigger doesn't really provide one.