if (
$option == 'com_virtuemart'
and $view == 'cart'
and $Itemid == '105'
and $jinput->get('keyword') == '' /*!*/
and $jinput->get('filter_product') == '' /*!*/
and $jinput->get('limit') == 'int' /*!*/
and $jinput->get('limitstart') == '0' /*!*/
and $jinput->get('format') == 'html' /*!*/
) 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: 103
$option: com_virtuemart
$view: cart
$id:
$Itemid: 105
$timezone: Europe/Stockholm
$language: en-us
$language_code: en
$language_region: us
page type: cart
Including modules: Ingen

Sorry for multiple posts but I use

return 92;

in metamod php box to show the module. Otherwise It is hidden.

regards,

Janeric

Hi Janeric,

Sorry I am in a time zone on the other side of the world... getting to this as quickly as I can.

You need to follow the instructions on the Quick Start guide, http://www.metamodpro.com/metamod/quick-start

In particular:
1 - you need to disable the target module so it does not show on any pages. e.g. by setting it to "menu items: none". That way it won't show up unless MetaMod includes it.
2 - there's no need to use the "disable" technique and the "return 92;" technique in the same rule. Just use one or the other. In this case I'd suggest using some PHP to detect the page that you DON'T want it to display on, then show it on every OTHER page.

e.g.

$show = true;
if (  $option == 'com_virtuemart'
  and $view == 'cart'
)  $show = false;
if ($show) return 92;

I think that should work for you, as long as module 92 is set to "menu items: none" so it does not show up until MetaMod includes it.

Cheers,
Stephen

Hi Stephen,

I haven't been able to test your sulution until today.
It works great now thank you!

Regards,

Janeric