1 - sorry, MetaMod does not provide any ability to show a module in a timed fashion on a static page. It only deals with what happens at the moment when the page is generated -- whether the module is included on the page or not.

In order to do that sort of thing you need some sort of Javascript that makes the module appear. That's out of the scope of MetaMod and I suggest asking this question on the Joomla forums.

2 - Same problem - you need to build something with JS that can detect when a video finishes, then triggers a hidden module on the page to appear. It's a purely JS thing, not MetaMod.

3 - that's more possible! Can you tell me what membership system you are using? Or can it simply be based on the date a user registered on the site? (using the standard user registration field)

Hi Alex,

I built some logic into JomGenius (part of MetaMod and Chameleon) that can check for the length of time people have been registered for.

See this page for the list of things you can check for:

http://www.metamodpro.com/jomgenius/par … dcheckcore

In your case we'd be looking for the keyword "dayssinceregistration"

So you could do something like this:

$days = $core_genius->info("dayssinceregistration");
if ($days > 28) return AAA;
if ($days > 21) return BBB;
if ($days > 14) return CCC;
if ($days >= 7) return DDD;
if ($days == 6) return EEE;

You have to replace AAA-EEE with the exact module ids that you want to show for people who are logged in for these time periods.
The exact order is important. I'm checking for the largest number first, so that if the user has been logged in for that long or longer, they will see the 1st module (AAA) and MetaMod will NOT continue down the list. It will stop whenever it finds a match.

Hope that helps,
Stephen