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Hi,
We have a problem on our site and it seems that the Mega Menu items are cached globally.
This is the scenario:
If I log in as a user with full access, 4 product categories are visible. I then log out and log in as a user with access to 2 of these 4 categories; I still see the 4 categories.
When I log in as admin and clear the cache in another browser and reloads, everything looks fine, my user can see 2 of the 4 categories as expected. However, when I log out and log in with my user with full access to the 4 categories, that user only sees 2 categories. Of course when I clear the cache as admin in another browser and reloads the user sees all 4 categories again.
This is my conclusion:
Depending on the cached values, many of our customers who should be able to buy from all four categories will never be able to enter these categories.
To those users who do not have access to all categories can see the ones they shouldn't.
My question:
How can I fix this?
If I cant, what is the point with ACL support?
Best regards,
Peter Larsson!
We have a problem on our site and it seems that the Mega Menu items are cached globally.
This is the scenario:
If I log in as a user with full access, 4 product categories are visible. I then log out and log in as a user with access to 2 of these 4 categories; I still see the 4 categories.
When I log in as admin and clear the cache in another browser and reloads, everything looks fine, my user can see 2 of the 4 categories as expected. However, when I log out and log in with my user with full access to the 4 categories, that user only sees 2 categories. Of course when I clear the cache as admin in another browser and reloads the user sees all 4 categories again.
This is my conclusion:
Depending on the cached values, many of our customers who should be able to buy from all four categories will never be able to enter these categories.
To those users who do not have access to all categories can see the ones they shouldn't.
My question:
How can I fix this?
If I cant, what is the point with ACL support?
Best regards,
Peter Larsson!