@Daniel GreeneIt's a bug, I can able to reproduce same. You can fix it in your custom theme for time being. Please find solution below.
- Edit page.tpl.php in your custom theme & update code to add access validation.
- If you have not overriden page.tpl.php file in your custom theme, you can create folder called "templates" in your apigee_responsive sub theme & copy page.tpl.php file from "profiles/apigee/themes/apigee_responsive/templates/pages/" folder to your custom theme templates folder
See code below which cause issue in page.tpl.php
<?php if (user_is_anonymous()) { ?>
<li class="<?php echo (($current_path == "user/register") ? "active":""); ?>"><?php echo l(t("Register"), "user/register"); ?></li>
<li class="<?php echo (($current_path == "user/login") ? "active":""); ?>"><?php echo l(t("Login"), "user/login"); ?></li>
<?php } else {
See code that fixes issue below,
<?php if (user_is_anonymous()) { ?>
<?php if (drupal_valid_path('user/register')) { ?>
<li class="<?php echo (($current_path == "user/register") ? "active":""); ?>"><?php echo l(t("Register"), "user/register"); ?></li>
<?php } ?>
<li class="<?php echo (($current_path == "user/login") ? "active":""); ?>"><?php echo l(t("Login"), "user/login"); ?></li>
<?php } else {
Note :
You can able to do above change only if you have access to code base of Developer Portal.
I will let our team know about this issue so that fix will be available in next release. Thank you for highlighting same. We will keep you updated.
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