Hi Vadym,
thanks for the reply. I had those options disabled but still got the same issue.
Anyway, I have somehow manged to get it to work, or get used to it, but it's still a bit weird :)
What i want to achieve:
I would like to have an area on my site with an internal area, where i will put some Guidelines in how to write content. I would like to show the "Internal Area" link in my main navigation, when a user is logged in and hide it for everyone else.
I have this in Frontmatter:
access:
site.login: true
login:
visibility_requires_access: true
Additionally the following non-default configurations:
Plugins -> Login -> Dynamic Page Visibility -> Enabled
Configuration -> System -> Session -> Session Split -> No
Now when i visit the page (with a clean browser cache), the "Internal Area" link is hidden (nice!).
I log into my admin area and visit my page again - the link is still hidden (why?)
If i visit the URL directly, i get a User login form, if i log in, the page is shown and if i hit F5, also the navigation updates.
Also when logout from the admin menu, the page stays visible.
It seems, that "Session Split = No" is not working correctly, or i may misunderstand it.
(i am using Admin2, if that matters)
My problem is now more or less solved, i just want to point out that "Session Split -> No" seems to not change anything on my setup.