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Exactly. Even worse - a value entered directly entered in the database doesn't show up either in profile edit.krileon wrote: What do you mean you're not able to save values? They don't show up in profile edit? You change the value, click update, and the value is same as the old one?
What is the exact condition you're using?
Not really - these are tabs for single persons one by one, and I really would prefer not to create usergroups for single persons...You maybe better off just using a view access level and assigning a special usergroup to users that's in that view access level then setting the access of your tab to that view access level. This would be significantly easier to maintain than a list of usernames.
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Actually, no. I can see the tab but the fields are empty although the fields in the database table are filled. (When I switch off the condition they are shown.)krileon wrote: Ok, so you can see the inputs and the tab
No, I don't because the username is connected to LDAP data to check for the password.but the information doesn't save. If that's the case the condition is working fine during jQuery, but it's failing during the post processing.
Do you allow the username to be changed?
If not then the post value of the username field could be empty so it's conditioning against an empty username. Try using the below condition.
Field: Custom > Value
Value: [username]
Translate Value: No
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