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23-Apr-18 17:33:52

Hide module when user are connected

Hi,
i want to hide simply a module
I insert this code but the modul doesn't appear when i'm not connected.

// Hide module when connected
if ( MM_LOGGED_IN ) { $changes->mod(156)->disable();
}

The Module #156 Assignment is on "No page"
It is enable for publication.

I test metamod with a simply return and the modul appear in the good position module.

Regards.

Technichem: Beginner Modder; 4 Posts

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27-Apr-18 01:15:45

Re: Hide module when user are connected

Hi,

I assume you are using the Pro version? The "disable" method above can only work with the Pro version.

Anyway, you are also mixing up 2 different techniques:
1 - using disable(). When you do it this way (with MetaMod Pro), the module has to be active and assigned to a valid page and module position. That way, it will appear as normal unless the MetaMod explicitly disables it. So the problem you are having at the moment is that it's not showing up because it's not assigned to a page.

2 - the traditional usage of MetaMod, which is that the PHP code returns the value of a module id. If it does that, the module is displayed. If it doesn't, the module does not display. In this case, the module should be set up like you did it, assigned to "no page" so that it DOESN'T show up unless MetaMod includes it.

So using #2, you could do this:

if ( ! MM_LOGGED_IN ) { return 156; }

Cheers,
Stephen

Stephen Brandon
MetaMod / Chameleon developer
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