if ($core_genius->check("pagetype = article") ) return XXX;

// replace XXX with module id to use.

There's a complete list of all the pagetypes you can detect, along with many other factors, at: http://www.metamodpro.com/jomgenius/par … dcheckcore

Have you gone through the Quick Start Guide? I think it's likely that you haven't disabled the "target" module, either by disabling it, or changing it to another module position, or setting it to display on "none" pages.

Or, perhaps you put the module ID in the "Quick module id include" box - you should remove it from there.

Cheers,
Stephen

Yes, I am sure that's the code - I just tried it on my test server to be sure.

Can you try something - delete all the PHP code from the PHP box, then save the MetaMod, keeping everything else the same. If the target module still appears in the blog category view then you haven't followed the steps properly. If it disappears, then there's something wrong in MetaMod.

Oh, actually... what version of MetaMod do you have installed? If it's not the most recent version (2.5), then install v2.5 over the top of whatever version you have at the moment. There were some bugfixes related to pagetype, a couple of versions back.

Cheers,
Stephen

Ah, I see. This is a FAQ: http://www.metamodpro.com/metamod/faq/2 … etamod-was

Cheers,
Stephen