Deleted template hook still renders in HTML

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This is not due to any caching issues because the code in the template is meant for logged-in users.

This is not nessesarily true. Have you tried clearing cache from the admin CP?

54 minutes ago, Marc said:

This is not necsessarily true. Have you tried clearing cache from the admin CP?

It did not work after clearing cache and still rendering duplicate elements with same #IDs. If you resize the browser to mobile layout, you can see the element in the header populated with data (due to precedence) and hence visible. On desktop layout, the element is empty and invisible. You can see the duplicate elements rendered in the page source.

What hook to use that would render on both desktop and mobile headers in between nav-menu and user-menu?

For Guest users, it is working in both desktop and mobile modes (will display just some text and no data will be populated as expected) but it is using 2 templates one of which was deleted already.

For logged-in users, it is working in mobile mode but not in desktop mode (because the element is empty - no data populated) and using 2 templates one of which was deleted already.

I have logged this as a bug. Please as any questions within a separate topic in the discussions area. Its not something I would know in order to be able to advise unfortunately.

4 hours ago, Marc said:

I have logged this as a bug. Please as any questions within a separate topic in the discussions area. Its not something I would know in order to be able to advise unfortunately.

Thanks.

Please note the div is rendered with an ID and so cannot be duplicated between desktop and mobile layouts. There should be only a single element marked up with the ID so it will get populated with data from server upon page load. And we should be able render the single element globally (between the nav-menu and user-menu in the header) using a single hook.

This works fine in v4 by editing the globalTemplate.

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