Fix EZP-29144: Website Toolbar cache doesn't work properly when Owner ( Self ) Policy Limitation is used #17
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JIRA issue: EZP-29144
Excerpt from JIRA:
This PR fixes the issue in Legacy by introducing a new key (boolean) to the cache block that encompasses the website toolbar. The key should equal true if the logged in user is the owner of the accessed node.
Related PR: ezsystems/ezdemo#44