I just updated CB from 1.9 to 2.0.14. I am also using CBSubs and used the ContentBot plugin to hide/show certain content depending on the plan of the visitor. I was doing it this way:
Code:
{cb:[cb:if cb_subscription=~"/2/"]You are logged in as Plan 2 Member!.[/cb:if]}
{cb:[cb:if cb_subscription!~"/2/"]You are not logged in as Plan 2 Member![/cb:if]}
This was working fine before, but after upgrading, it does not work anymore, I get the code as plain text inside of my article .
The latest cbpaidsubsbot 4.1.0 and Content Bot 3.0.3 are installed and published.
Of course I also updated CB Subs to the latest version!
You need to surround your substitution with {cb}SUBSTITUTION HERE{/cb}. Your current usage is not correctly formatted. Note next release (CB Content Bot 4.0.0) is removing the requirement to use {cb} making the usage more simple and less prone to issues like this ({cb} usage will still work so there's no issue with continuing to use it for now).
However, if you're wanting to condition based off subscription please read the below carefully.
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I installed Content Bot 4.0 and now the filter is basically working and displaying/hiding correctly, but I see the {cb: } tags..
Code:
{cb:
Content the user is allowed to see...
}
{cb:}
The second {cb:} is the remnant of the content that is hidden for the public user. So seems like the {cb} is not removed correctly. I can do this myself, though!
Again, you are not formatting it correctly. Please read the below carefully.
CORRECT
{cb}substitutions{/cb}
NOT CORRECT
{cb substitutions}{/cb}
However with CB Content Bot 4.0.0 you do not need to use {cb} at all.
Kyle (Krileon) Community Builder Team Member Before posting on forums:
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[cbsubs:if plan="2"]You can see this because you are in Plan 2 !![/cbsubs:if].
That works so far, thanks for pointing me to the new plugin!
But could you tell me if there is also a way HIDE content for those who are logged in as Plan 2 users?
Because I would like to have something like "Please log in as Plan2 user to see what is here!" what of course should disappear when the user is logged in.
I tried
[cbsubs:if plan!"2"]Please log in to see what is here[/cbsubs:if].
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krileon
