[gabbo]

What syntax do I use in "layout editor" (block with smarty support) to check if user logged in?

<ul>
{if userlogedin?}
<li><a href="{"orders.search"|fn_url}">Orders</a></li>
{/if}
<li><a href="{"wishlist.view"|fn_url}">Wishlist</a></li>
<li><a href="{"product_features.compare"|fn_url}">Comparelist</a></li>
</ul>

[cscartrocks]

{if $auth.user_id}

[gabbo]

{if $auth.user_id}

Works great, thanx..

[atlaswu]

I add the code to a new block:

{if $auth.user_id}
<i class="f-icon-heart"></i><a href="{"wishlist.view"|fn_url}" rel="nofollow">{__("wishlist")}{if $wishlist_count > 0} ({$wishlist_count}){/if}</a>
{/if}

The wishlist link works, but it does not show the count of wishlist?

[tbirnseth]

What context are you in? Why do you expect $wishlist_count variable to be set? I don't think it's done globally for all pages.

[atlaswu]

I want to make like this...
 螢幕快照 2014-06-12 下午2.14.57.png   28.9KB   38 downloads

[tbirnseth]

Then you'll have to set your $wishlist_count variable.

[eComLabs]

I want to make like this...
 螢幕快照 2014-06-12 下午2.14.57.png   28.9KB   38 downloads

Try

{$smarty.session.wishlist.products|count}

[atlaswu]

Try

{$smarty.session.wishlist.products|count}

{if $auth.user_id}
<i class="f-icon-heart"></i><a href="{"wishlist.view"|fn_url}" rel="nofollow">{__("wishlist")}{if $smarty.session.wishlist.products|count > 0} ({$smarty.session.wishlist.products|count}){/if}</a>
{/if}

It's working!! I really appreciate your help.

[eComLabs]

You are welcome!

[Wilko]

Is there a way to access the status that is held in

{$auth.user_id}

in a PHP script (obviously on same server!) rather than within Smarty Template?

I already use

{$auth.user_id}
{$user_info.firstname}
{$user_info.lastname}
{$user_info.email}
{$auth.usergroup_ids[2]}

to pull user data into a complex custom form loaded via iframe which is only accessible to logged in users.

What I must achieve to make my new version of this form work, is to be able to dynamically (via ajax) test for user logged in status to enable a 'Save' button.

So, unregistered user can view the form and play with it with disabled/hidden 'Save' button. Then, if they want to save/submit the data they have to login or register (via modal or pop-up window) then they will be able to submit/save the form...

[eComLabs]

Try

$_SESSION['auth']['user_id']

[Wilko]

Thank you @eComLabs

I will do that!

[Wilko]

Not working at first attempt - will persevere... and report back!

[tbirnseth]

correct test would be:

if( !empty($_SESSION['auth']['user_id']) )

Use of

{$auth.user_id}

should also work. But if not, using

{$smarty.session.auth.user_id}

would do the same and prevent the overhead of any ajax requests.

[Wilko]

@tbirnseth

Thank you for that - my reasoning for ajax call is that I do not want the visitor to have to reload the form i.e.

Visitor/User Plays With Form [not logged in/registered] > Visitor then wants to save/submit their input > Link to Log-in/Register [new tab/modal window] > Enable 'Save/Submit' Button > Bingo! [Without re-loading form].

I could of course just set a cookie to save the the form values temporarily for non logged in / registered visitor but I would prefer not to do it that way... there is also quite a lot of data / fields in the form...