Hi Mavex,

1 - edit both menu modules and unpublish them, so they don't show up on your page.
2 - create a MetaMod and put it into the user7 position, assigned to whichever menu items you want it to appear on (maybe "all").
3 - in the MetaMod, turn off the "title"
4 - in the MetaMod, don't put anything into the "Quick Module ID Include box", just put the following into the PHP box:

if (MM_LOGGED_IN) return 84;
else return 16;


Things to watch out for:
Unless you are using MetaMod Pro, you may have issues with the layout and styling of the menus not being exactly what you intended. This is because Metamod puts an extra layer of module HTML around the modules that it includes.
To get around this, try 2 things:
1 - try different values of the "style for included modules" dropdown in MetaMod, e.g. xhtml or raw.
2 - try giving the MetaMod a css class suffix. e.g. "-metamod". The idea here is that by changing the CSS class of the MetaMod, this can often cause CSS to ignore the outer MetaMod HTML, and just style the inner module that MetaMod included.

Hope this helps,
Stephen

And BTW, I tried deleting all of the modules and one of the menus and creating new ones, without any luck. The weird thing is that I believe it worked before, but I am not sure (anymore). Starting to doubt myself.

Last but not least, I use it with Yoothemes phoenix template. Having a submenu requires a module that is linked to the menu module, which should then be disabled. Looks like a module within a module as well? Not sure. Compatibility problem?

And of course, you're out of office. I just got it.

http://www.abcimport.nl/

Hi Stephen,

It's the first thing I did of course, but then it does show Metamod Main in the menu (containing the other module) regardless of the title setting (disabled). So, I tried disabling it but felt it couldn't work this way and it won't as you pointed out.

You can see the result of having it enabled here (2 screenshots showing metamod is active and embeds the right module depending on the LOGGED_IN status)
http://www.abcimport.nl/test/

But obviously not the result I was hoping for. Looks like compatibility issue? I'll try it with the default template as well.

Regards,
Lolke

One more thing to this Stephen,

I will be moving to Joomla 1.6 as soon as it's available and the template I am using has been ported. Will Metamod still work then, or won't it be needed?
And:
If I decide buying it now, will you guarantee it will work with the template I am using? (it says never needs changes to templates). I am certainly spending that 20 $ if you're guaranteeing it will work.
Thanks for your support.
Lolke