Update; it seems using query_posts() on a page before displaying a widget resets the $post object and as such widget-logic doesn’t see the actual page it is on, but rather the results of the new query.
However, even using return false; will still allow the widget to be shown! It seems the eval() statement is not run for some reason.
not seeing this on my local install
just tried now with a recent comments and 2 text widgets, with one text widget set to !is_home() and it does indeed only appear on non-home pages.
:-/
i’m not exactly on the ‘stable release’ of the plugin right now – but it’s not all that different. also only on 2.6, not 2.6.1. what version of WP and widget logic are you using?
scratching my head now, but just as a random trial… what happens when you use just false instead of return false; ?
i just tried on 2.6 and the ‘stable’ 0.43 version of WL plugin and it was ok too. are you on 2.6.1? i will have a go at updating my local install if so to track this down.
Hey alanft, thanks for getting back to me. It turns out it was the stupidest of mistakes. A fellow developer on the project had disabled wp_head() from running, hence the lack of anything working. Brilliant plugin, sorry to take up your time.
