Hi Mickey,

There's no hard limit on the number of lines, so there must be some other reason why this is not working properly. Sometimes there's a stray character in the code that's invisible... so maybe that has something to do with it?

A couple of other points to note:

1 - try turning on debug mode (the one in MetaMod) then try those extra domains. The debug mode should indicate which module id is being returned. So perhaps the module ids for the domains after #6 are incorrect? Debug mode should tell you that.

2 - you can simplify the rules by including both domains in 1 statement.

e.g.
if ( $core_genius->check("domain = xxx1.no, www.xxx1.no" ) ) return 100;
if ( $core_genius->check("domain = xxx2.no, www.xxx2.no" ) ) return 127;
// etc...

If you have a lot of these checks, a more efficient way of doing the tests is like this. The PHP will run faster even though there's a little more code:

$domain = $core_genius->info("domain");
switch ($domain) {
  case "xxx1.no":
  case "www.xxx1.no":
    return 100;
  case "xxx2.no":
  case "ww2.xxx1.no":
    return 127;
// add the rest here in the same way
}


In PHP there are lots of ways to express the same thing. The way you were doing it is fine except not as fast to run (for large numbers of domains) and a bit repetitive and possibly error prone because it's more to type/maintain.

Hope that helps,
Stephen