Hi, I think that has more to do with CachingProvider than the userbox (both asserted and logged have the same code to display the username link, so not completly sure why you get that behaviour other than something similar to below).
When using CachingProvider, in Page1 create an empty wikilink to say, InexistentPage2. Click on that link, create some content for InexistentPage2 and save, so the page is created. Click on breadcrumb back to Page1, the link to InexistentPage2 still remains as an edit link. When you press it, you'll edit InexistentPage2. Haven't had enough time to dig in it, but maybe the -1 version of the page is stored on the cache (haven't had a look how metadata is stored on cache)? I'm not sure if's because of that or is it related to other issue, have to look deeper into it br, juan pablo On Sun, Jan 5, 2014 at 1:18 AM, Ichiro Furusato <ichiro.furus...@gmail.com>wrote: > Hi, > > I just noticed that when I come back to the wiki after my session has timed > out (am not logged in but hold a cookie) I see the link to my name in the > userbox with a hilight indicating an edit link, and when I click on that > link I'm > editing my home page. If I log in the link is correctly displayed and acts > as a > normal link. Likewise, logging out the behaviour is also as expected. > > Ichiro >
