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I’ve discovered an apparent bug where, if a channel:entries tag returns no results AND is the first channel:entries tag within a switchee case, it will disappear entirely—not even showing its if_no_results content.
I’m running EE 2.2.2 and Switchee 2.0.2 beta. Here’s my test page:
{exp:switchee variable = '{segment_2}' parse='inward'}
{case default='yes'}
{!-- c:e tag 1 --}
{exp:channel:entries channel="channel_1" username="bob"}
channel entries tag 1
{if no_results}
channel entries tag 1 [no results]
{/if}
{/exp:channel:entries}
{!-- c:e tag 2 --}
{exp:channel:entries channel="channel_2" username="bob"}
channel entries tag 2
{if no_results}
channel entries tag 2 [no results]
{/if}
{/exp:channel:entries}
{!-- c:e tag 3 --}
{exp:channel:entries channel="channel_3" username="bob"}
channel entries tag 3
{if no_results}
channel entries tag 3 [no results]
{/if}
{/exp:channel:entries}
{/case}
{/exp:switchee}
- If c:e tag 1 returns an entry for our user bob, all tags display correctly, whether bob has any entries for the other channels or not.
- If c:e tag 1 returns no results, it does not display anything, not even the no_results content. All other tags display correctly, regardless of results.
- If all three tags return no results, you can change the order around and whichever is first will not display.
- If you remove the switchee statement, all the c:e tags display correctly.
And the really weird one:
- As in the first example, if c:e tag 1 has results but tag 3 does not, everything is fine. But if you duplicate tag 3 and place a copy of it before tag 1 (i.e. first within the switchee case), neither copy of tag 3 will display.
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