Hi otooles,

the simple answer is "yes you can".

The more complex answer is "yes, but you have to recode the PHP a little".

The main point to remember is that whenever you use a "return" statement, execution of the PHP immediately ceases, and the module ids returned will determine the modules to be displayed.

Therefore if you want a series of "tests" or recipes, then you need to cumulatively add module ids to a list (technically, an "array"). Then you can return that array at the end of the rule and it will contain only the ids that you added to it earlier.

Here's an example of 2 rules, done the wrong way if you want the possibility of both module ids being returned:

if ( $option == "com_contact" ) return 55;
if ( $core_genius->check("browser = safari") ) return 66;

Do it this way instead:

$r = array(); // an empty array - always declare it first
if ( $option == "com_contact" ) $r[] = 55; // add "55" to the array in the Contact component
if ( $core_genius->check("browsertype = safari") ) $r[] = 66; // add "66" to the array if the browser is safari
return $r; // may be empty, or contain one or both of 55 and 66.

In case you're wondering, the syntax $r[] = value means "add the value value onto the end of the array".

Hope that helps,
Stephen