SCLogin drop down user menu won't close on Joomla 4 upon opening

From your title and if you're using Cassieopeia, then that sounds like Joomla 4? But I see that you've run Autotune on a 3.10.x site. Asking so that I can try to reproduce it on my appropriate test site.

For the Cassiopeia template, can you try the code change I provided in this thread and see if it resolves the issue? This should fix the dropdown not appearing in J4.
www.sourcecoast.com/forums/sclogin-enhan...n-t-show-on-joomla-4

Also, after the code change, will you re-check the close behavior. When I open the dropdown, I'm able to click out and have it close properly.

-Melissa

Thanks for your details. The issue is most likely from some conflict with the T4 template you're using, but it's very difficult for us to diagnose without being able to see the problem in action.

Is there any way you can put your Joomla 4 site on an accessible development site somewhere? Once we see the problem in action, we likely can diagnose and resolve the (likely) javascript issue pretty quickly.

Thanks,
Alex

You can send the credentials in our Contact Us form at www.sourcecoast.com/contact-us/.

Thank you for the credentials.

I installed a build of SCLogin with the changes from the other thread that I mentioned. After installing that version, the behavior was the same as 9.0.170 experiences - opening the menu works fine, closing does not.

It seems to be a conflict between your template and either Joomla 4 or Bootstrap not working well together for showing/hiding dropdowns. The core issue is that the show class is not getting added to the dropdown properly.

If you inspect the source on your page, your template loads the following javascript file which removes and toggles the show class.
/plugins/system/t4/themes/base/js/base.js?a4cdfc34950a35aa644a97291f20d273

In that javascript code, there's a block around the following statement:
// fix for multilevel dropdown
If you comment out that block of code, the opening and closing of the user menu appears to work correctly.

So 1) has the template been tested with Joomla 4? 2) You can try to comment out the block of javascript, but we don't know what other effects will occur in your page behavior.

-Melissa

Not a problem. We want to get our extensions as stable as possible as soon as we can for Joomla 4. Glad we could help narrow down your issue.

-Melissa