Hmm, how strange – only this specific user ID, 404, is not working? I’ll check to see if I can find anything that could be causing this.
Could you try this line to see if the field is displaying the correct value?
[pass field="white_player"]{FIELD}[/pass] should equal [user id]
If it displays 404 (and others), then I can check the other shortcodes.
That’s the only user ID that I’ve seen with the problem. All of the others seem to be working ok.
For the user and record in question, for the code you give I get this display:
404 should equal 404
But my original code still fails for that case.
OK, I’m looking into this, to see what I can find.
In the meantime, could you tell me the output of this?
[pass field="white_player"]
[if user_field="id" value="{FIELD}"]
[field title-link]
[else]
[user id] is not equal to {FIELD}
[/if]
[/pass]
For the case we are looking at, here’s the output copied directly:
404 is not equal to 404
Note: I have both white_player and black_player fields in the code and black_player is the one that isn’t working right now in this case, so I’ve substituted that field in your code.
Thanks for pointing this out. I found an issue with how the parameters are checked, and there was indeed a conflict when the parameter value is 404 exactly. I fixed [if] and other shortcodes to eliminate this possibility. Please try the most recent plugin update.
At a glance it looks like this fixes it! Thanks so much, Eliot! I very much appreciate how responsive you’ve been with this problem. And your plug-in is very useful. I’ll be adding a positive review for this plugin.
I’m glad you told me of this issue, because it affected several shortcodes, and this bug was not easy to find – it only happened in rare cases. That’s good to hear that it’s working now.
