Sorry kk, don't think I explained very well.

I mean within the members section there is the index.php clone page for registering the members. If your not logged in then they can still view a members profile. So none registered users can view profiles. On the persons profile I want to show what they have posted

I've tried using the above code but that shows everything rather than what the members posted.

[KK]

Sorry still didn't get you. Let us try again -

so you have http://yoursite.com/members/index.php.
Suppose a non-logged-in visitor access the page.
What do you want him to see?
A list of articles posted by members?
Or profiles of members?

If it is profiles of members, we know that those are simple cloned pages of 'members/index.php'. So if we place this on the template, it'll list all the members (i.e. their profiles)

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<cms:pages masterpage='members/index.php'>
   ...
</cms:pages>

Is this what you wanted?

Hi kk,

Yeah I've got that all sorted, listing the members profiles. Now within listing members profiles I want to also list the articles page within the members profiles.

So when I visit a members profile (simon opie) as logged out it showing all the correct details of that member. Now within that I want to show all Simons posts he's made with the articles page

[KK]

Nest cms:pages -
outer loop fetches members, inner fetches posts made by each member

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<!-- list members -->
<cms:pages masterpage='members/index.php'>
    <!-- list posts of members -->
    <cms:pages masterpage='members/article.php' custom_field="author==<cms:show k_page_id />">
            ...
    </cms:pages>
</cms:pages>

Does this help?

The articles code is placed inside the members/index.php page. I've tried that code and it's not working :/

[KK]

Please check
masterpage='members/article.php'
Is the name of the template right?

[KK]

OK, I logged in to take a look at your template.
You are using

custom_field="linkprofile==<cms:show k_member_id />"

It should be

custom_field="linkprofile==<cms:show k_page_id />"

OK, I logged in to take a look at your template.
You are using

custom_field="linkprofile==<cms:show k_member_id />"

It should be

custom_field="linkprofile==<cms:show k_page_id />"

I see what you mean now, Only issue is it's showing everyones content rather than that users content. What would you suggest.

the articles placement has changed, its now inside members/articles/index.php which is the clone page for the articles

Edit-

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   <cms:pages masterpage='members/index.php'>

So it now looks like this

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cms:pages masterpage='members/articles/index.php' custom_field="linkprofile==<cms:show k_page_id />" > 
<div id="user_post_img"><cms:show art_img /></div>
<div id="user_post_title"><cms:show art_title /></div>
<div id="user_post_content"><cms:excerpt count='290' truncate_chars='1'><cms:show art_information /></cms:excerpt></div>
</cms:pages>

I've now sorted the above issue. To solve it i removed the

Thanks KK.