Hi MrWilly,

I've just looked at the source of Modules Anywhere to see how it displays modules. What I see is that when it includes a module, it gets the info direct from the database therefore bypassing the module parameter changes that MetaMod would apply.

Therefore I am sorry to say that module parameter changes done in this way (module A includes a tag to trigger Modules Anywhere to include module B in module A's output) mean that MetaMod Pro is not able to make changes to parameters in module B.

An alternative would be the following:

Instead of using M.A., you could replace module A (custom HTML) with a MetaMod that uses PHP to "echo" raw HTML to its output. The MetaMod can then "return 267;" in order to place module 267 AFTER the custom HTML output. And you can then use the $changes mechanism as well. The only downside I can see is that module 267 can only appear after the echoed HTML output.

e.g.

echo "<h3>a heading here</h3>";
echo "<p>and now for the SOBI module:</p>";
$changes->mod(267)
  ->showTitle(true);
return 267;

Hope that helps,
Stephen