Hi Momentis,

yes, you could use MetaMod for this, though I would think that this sort of functionality would be better to put into the template. Similar PHP code would be used in each case.

If you do want to use MetaMod (hey why not...) then you can do it like this:

if ( conditions here... ) {

 ?><script type="text/javascript">

... script here...

</script>

<?php

}

Note that even with MetaMod Pro, this will force a module to be published in whatever module position it's in. So make sure you turn off the Metamod title, and you might need to do something with the module class suffix too, if you get borders or spacing issues. I'd publish this to a module position at the very bottom of the page where there are less likely to be spacing issues.

Hope this helps,
Stephen

Yes, but just remember that the HTML/JS output from the MetaMod itself (as opposed to the modules that it includes) are going to get put into a brand new module if you're using MetaMod Pro. If there's output, it will become a new module. If there's none, no module will appear at all (not even an empty one). So the extra JS will become a module in its own right. This may or may not matter -- depends on your template.

Cheers,
Stephen

There's a possibility that you need to have at least 1 character at the start and end of the PHP script. Try this:

//

?> 

<b>Some HTML here</b> 

<?php

//

"//" designates a comment, so there's no problem putting that in your PHP.

Hope it works,
Stephen