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Member Tag not removed

Even after the update to Perch 2.7.10 and Members 1.1 I still cannot manipulate tags that are assigned to a member.
Neither perch_member_remove_tag nor perch_member_add_tag('subscriber', '[dateinthepast]') seem to have any effect.

Am I doing it wrong or is it still not implemented?

PS: I posted about this problem in the old forums ages ago (https://support.grabaperch.com/index.php?pg=forums.posts&id=10368&pc=6). Any chance to get it fixed?
Nils Mielke

Nils Mielke 3 points

  • 6 years ago
Robert Ketter

Robert Ketter 103 points

6 years ago

Nils. Is this on a local web server? I have never been able th remove tags on my localhost. But when I upload to web all of the functions work. It drives me crazy but since it's only failing in development I haven't made noise.
Nils Mielke

Nils Mielke 3 points

6 years ago

@Robert: No, it is running on a web server. But thanks for your insight.
Drew McLellan

Drew McLellan 2638 points
Perch Support

6 years ago

Where in the page are you calling those? Make sure it happens before anything is output to the browser.
Nils Mielke

Nils Mielke 3 points

6 years ago

Sorry for taking so long. It is called before

<!doctype html>

and before anything else is output.
Drew McLellan

Drew McLellan 2638 points
Perch Support

6 years ago

Can you show us the code you're using?
Nils Mielke

Nils Mielke 3 points

6 years ago

Sure:

<?php include('cms/runtime.php');

[ whole bunch of PHP here ]

if (perch_member_logged_in()) {

    [ whole bunch of PHP here ]

    if ($_GET['newsletter'] == 'cancel') {
        perch_member_remove_tag('newsletter');
        $CallService->modifyNewsLetter(perch_member_get('email'), perch_member_get('first_name'), perch_member_get('last_name'), 0);
        $meldung .= "<p>Sie haben sich von unserem Newsletter erfolgreich abgemeldet.</p>";
    };

[ whole bunch of PHP here ]

};
?>

The newsletter and its subscribers are managed with another service. That's what $CallService triggers.
Drew McLellan

Drew McLellan 2638 points
Perch Support

6 years ago

Does any of your PHP send HTTP headers?
Nils Mielke

Nils Mielke 3 points

6 years ago

Nope.
I just tried this with an otherwise blank file:

<?php include('cms/runtime.php');
if (perch_member_logged_in()) {
    perch_member_remove_tag('newsletter');
    print "you're logged in";
};
?>

Doesn't do the trick either.
Drew McLellan

Drew McLellan 2638 points
Perch Support

6 years ago

Can you show be the debug output when that happens?
Nils Mielke

Nils Mielke 3 points

6 years ago

Here you go:

Debug Message
SELECT * FROM perch2_members_sessions WHERE sessionID='39762c7e0807748af953966b8b78adf03a75f8f4' AND sessionHttpFootprint='876ad62822625bf2d1393a35bad96e1539a328ad' AND sessionExpires>'2015-03-09 13:35:16' LIMIT 1
User is logged in
SELECT * FROM perch2_pages WHERE pagePath='/test.php' LIMIT 1
Drew McLellan

Drew McLellan 2638 points
Perch Support

6 years ago

Ok, I've found it. I'll get a fix out.
Nils Mielke

Nils Mielke 3 points

6 years ago

That'd be awesome.
Thank you, Drew.
Nils Mielke

Nils Mielke 3 points

6 years ago

Just realized you already pushed out the fix.
Thanks a lot for that, works like a charm now. :)