Ty for the reply Stephen

Here is the information you requested.

Page Identification
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if (
$option == 'com_jreviews'
and $Itemid == '149'
and JRequest::getVar('url') == 'tag/marketingtools/seo-tools' /*!*/
) return XXX; /* replace XXX with the module ID or position to display */
Note: lines starting with "and" and ending with /*!*/ contain rules that may be optional. You may wish to leave them out.
MetaMod debug info:
Module ID: 107
$option: com_jreviews
$view:
$id:
$Itemid: 149
$timezone: UTC
$language: en-us
$language_code: en
$language_region: us
Including modules: None

Also can be viewed http://www.inboundreviews.com/search/ta … seo-tools/

Awesome that works.  Thank you.

I have another quick question on the same subject.

I have a lot of different modules i want displayed depending on the url.  Is this also the format I would use?

e.g.

I want module 104 to return on 'tag/marketingtools/seo-tools/'
105 to return on 'tag/marketingtools/social-media-tool/'
107 to return on 'tag/marketingtools/ppc-tools/'
etc..

In the recipe for Jreviews in your documentation you can enter multiple reassignments
http://www.metamodpro.com/metamod/recip … view-pages
switch ($last_part) {
   case "jreviews-category-list": // seo off
   case "jreviews:category:list": // seo on
     return 101; /* REPLACE 101 with appropriate module id */
   case "the-community": // seo off
   case "the:community": // seo on
     return 102; /* REPLACE 102 with appropriate module id */
   case "the-project": // seo off
   case "the:project": // seo on
     return 103; /* REPLACE 103 with appropriate module id */
   // add more as appropriate...


Can you tell me how I can do that with the recipe you just gave me?  using the recipe above doesn't work.

Like this:

if ( $option == 'com_jreviews' ) {
  $url = JRequest::getVar('url');
  if ( $url ==  'tag/marketingtools/seo-tools' ) return 104;
  if ( $url ==  'tag/marketingtools/social-media-tools' ) return 102;
}
return 106;


This way, 106 is used on all pages that don't match the two URLs being tested.

Cheers,
Stephen