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Show module only on menu page?
- Johan Jacobs
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page wich itself shows items of Category B. But when I click to view an item
of Category B seperately, it still shows the module with items of
Category A under it. How can you limit a module to show only on certain menu pages?I have "show under children" set to 'no' in the menu selection and everythign else set to all, with main option being "and".
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I too had the same problem and now have no issues with module placement if I create new modules instead of copying and add module suffix classes to each module.
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irish said:Are you copying the module or are you creating a new module via the joomla module manager/new tab?
I too had the same problem and now have no issues with module placement if I create new modules instead of copying and add module suffix classes to each module.
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I would say its not the module itself. Be sure to try and clear all joomla cache as well as your browser cache just in case.
I just want to understand this correctly: you have created a k2 content module on a joomla menu link that is already displaying k2 content "or k2 content module"?
Also when creating a module on the left hand side of the module edit page there is a menu selection to choose which menus you want the module to display in, if none are selected the module will display on all menu pages. For more advanced module placement try using the Advanced Module Manager found in the Joomla Extensions directory.
Johan Jacobs said:I'll try searching the code, but I'm fairly new to Joomla so might take some time, also busy on other projects. Strange how such an error is still in a big module like this one ...
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irish said:OK after reading this again I take it you are using Advanced Module Manager if so on the "Matching Method" check the radio button (Or) instead of( And). It should only display where you have selected.
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But that still leaves the bug that the module was showing up on the subpages, cause I had done exactly what you said ...
Maybe it's just me though, I come from Drupal and it's all fairly different.
irish said:Attached is an image of the Advanced Module Manager setup. Be sure to check the Menu Items you want the module to display in.
irish said:OK after reading this again I take it you are using Advanced Module Manager if so on the "Matching Method" check the radio button (Or) instead of( And). It should only display where you have selected.
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I had the same issues and for the life of me cannot put my finger on exactly what it was. So I started from scratch.
On most pages that I use the k2 modules on I setup the menu links as "Front Page Blog Layout", my template allows me to turn off the front page content and with over 64 module positions its very flexible.
Coming from Drupal, interesting...just checking under the hood or a full switch?
If we somehow could combine the two cms systems I think we would have true winner. They both have excellent strong points.
Have you any experience at the Drupal CCK? I am also working on my first site to check it out and what a learning curve...
I am by far not an expert at neither of the two but am willing to bounce ideas to help troubleshoot.
Cheers!
Johan Jacobs said:I finally found the problem. Had to do with a sub-menu-page showing items from both categories but displaying 0(to get an empty page, only needed the block), this changed the url to put catA items in catB. When I changed that page's filter, it was solved, they now have proper urls.
But that still leaves the bug that the module was showing up on the subpages, cause I had done exactly what you said ...
Maybe it's just me though, I come from Drupal and it's all fairly different.
irish said:Attached is an image of the Advanced Module Manager setup. Be sure to check the Menu Items you want the module to display in. irish said:OK after reading this again I take it you are using Advanced Module Manager if so on the "Matching Method" check the radio button (Or) instead of( And). It should only display where you have selected.
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I've had alot more experience with Drupal, CCK + Views modules are always the basis for every site I create.
If you really need help just PM me your email or something.
imo we need Drupal's flexibility + easy coding style with Joomla user friendly built in backend admin panel.
irish said:I'm glad you found the answer and No its not just you. I had the same issues and for the life of me cannot put my finger on exactly what it was. So I started from scratch.
On most pages that I use the k2 modules on I setup the menu links as "Front Page Blog Layout", my template allows me to turn off the front page content and with over 64 module positions its very flexible.
Coming from Drupal, interesting...just checking under the hood or a full switch?
If we somehow could combine the two cms systems I think we would have true winner. They both have excellent strong points.
Have you any experience at the Drupal CCK? I am also working on my first site to check it out and what a learning curve...
I am by far not an expert at neither of the two but am willing to bounce ideas to help troubleshoot.
Cheers!
Johan Jacobs said:I finally found the problem. Had to do with a sub-menu-page showing items from both categories but displaying 0(to get an empty page, only needed the block), this changed the url to put catA items in catB. When I changed that page's filter, it was solved, they now have proper urls. But that still leaves the bug that the module was showing up on the subpages, cause I had done exactly what you said ...
Maybe it's just me though, I come from Drupal and it's all fairly different.
irish said:Attached is an image of the Advanced Module Manager setup. Be sure to check the Menu Items you want the module to display in. irish said:OK after reading this again I take it you are using Advanced Module Manager if so on the "Matching Method" check the radio button (Or) instead of( And). It should only display where you have selected.
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I'm starting to hate Joomla right now ...
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Hah! every day, then when finished with project, love it again. I keep a few test servers up with other cms running on them just to play with from time to time a-n-d it makes Joomla a little easier to swallow.
Johan Jacobs said:Oh god, I just noticed it's stll showing up on some subpages.
I'm starting to hate Joomla right now ...
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BTW, Johan, have you tried the RootCandy admin theme for Drupal? I find it helps makes the admin side more user friendly and Joomla-like.
Thanks in advance if you can answer my Q. I've been searching here and over at the JED and though I've seen the question posed a few times, there's never been an answer.
Best, Jen
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