Hi Jamie,

the reason is that the menu item you are using for "artistic development" is not linking to an article, exactly... for some reason you have set it up to point to a URL.

e.g. http://yourdomain/lessons/48-artistic-development

This means that when you assigned a module to that menu item, it doesn't work (for deep and complex reasons you probably don't want to know about).

In any case, since you're using the content_genius code for detecting certain category ids, is there any reason you need to use the menu item selector at all? Couldn't you just set that to "all", then let the category detection take care of showing the module when it's in the right categories? Then it would work site-wide.

Last thing: you're constructing rules like this:

if ( $content_genius->check("category_id = 52" ) ) return 32;
if ( $content_genius->check("category_id = 41" ) ) return 32;
if ( $content_genius->check("category_id = 44" ) ) return 32;
if ( $content_genius->check("category_id = 49" ) ) return 32;
if ( $content_genius->check("category_id = 48" ) ) return 32;


That's fine, but you can do it more simply. You can just put a list of category ids inside a single rule like this:


if ( $content_genius->check("category_id = 52,41,44,49,48" ) ) return 32;

Hope that helps,
Stephen