Yes, that should be easy:

if ($option == 'com_flexicontent' and JRequest::getInt('limitstart',0) == 0) return XXX;
// replace XXX with the module ID of the module that should
// only be displayed on the first page of flexicontent results.

Cheers,
Stephen

Hi asdfasdf,

I'm sure it's just a simple setup thing:

1 - is the MetaMod itself enabled?
2 - is the MetaMod assigned to the correct menu item(s)?

(you can test 1 and 2 by turning on debug mode in that MetaMod, and seeing if you get any output on those menu item(s) )

3 - is 89 the right module id?
4 - is module 89 disabled (it should be), and is "auto-enable included modules" set to "All" in MetaMod? (it should be).

Try all of those, and get post here again if it's still not working.

Cheers,
Stephen

Hi asdfasdf,

ok, I see where the problem is.

In the recipe I sent, I only got it to check for $option == 'com_flexicontent' and JRequest::getInt('limitstart',0) == 0. I didn't think to also limit it to the first page of a category menu link.

So we just put in a check for that as well. Try the following:

if ($option == 'com_flexicontent' and $view == 'category' and JRequest::getInt('limitstart',0) == 0) return XXX;

Now, regarding tag lists, do you want a recipe for targetting particular tag lists?

You could try some rules like this:

if ($option == 'com_flexicontent' and $view == 'taglist' and $id == '2:featured' ) return XXX;
if ($option == 'com_flexicontent' and $view == 'taglist' and $id == '3:whatever' ) return YYY;
if ($option == 'com_flexicontent' and $view == 'taglist' and $id == '4:something' ) return ZZZ;
// etc...