Hi nissilaws,

Can I just ask what you mean by "code"? Do you mean a blank module appearing that's "empty"? If so, there are 2 parts to the solution:

1 - Pro version (I'll e-mail you about that)
2 - you can stack the PHP code into just 1 MetaMod, so that it can act as a switch to determine which other module(s) it wants to include. So you don't need to have multiple MetaMods in order to switch between a dozen or more modules to place into the same location.

So you could do something like this:


if (
  $option == 'com_mtree'
  and $Itemid == '103'
  and JRequest::getVar('task') == 'viewlink' ) {
 
    $link_id =  JRequest::getVar('link_id');
    if ($link_id== '4')  return XXX; /* replace XXX with the module ID or position to display */
    if ($link_id== '5')  return YYY; /* replace YYY with the module ID or position to display */
    if ($link_id== '6')  return ZZZ; /* replace ZZZ with the module ID or position to display */
    // add more here.
}

Hope that helps,
Stephen

Hi Storyboard,

well, what you have written there should work, at least for showing a different module for each of the library pages in that menu on the left.

Please check:
1 - that the MetaMod is published, set to an appropriate module position, and set to one or more pages (menu items), at least including the one where Itemid is 598
2 - that the target modules (e.g. 186, 187, 188) are either set to "menu items: none" or unpublished so that they don't show up unless/until MetaMod includes them.


Any luck?
Stephen