Advanced Module Manager (FLEXIcontent -complete- support)

Hi, a new version of AMM is published. The latest version of AMM that works with FC2 has some minor issues. Do you no, if FC2 support is now implemented? I am asking this here because I have not yet an account in the AMM forum.

Rooney

Author of AMM said to support FC v2.0 after the final version comes out.

you can use PHP code to achieve same result (last parameter of advanced module manager)
e.g.

return (
JRequest::getCmd( 'option' ) == 'flexicontent'
&& JRequest::getCmd( 'view' ) == 'item'
&& JRequest::getInt( 'cid' ) == 34
);

Will show the module when items that belong to category with id 34 are display.

Note an FC item may appear in more than one categories

Regards

ggppdk wrote: Author of AMM said to support FC v2.0 after the final version comes out.

you can use PHP code to achieve same result (last parameter of advanced module manager)
e.g.

return (
JRequest::getCmd( 'option' ) == 'flexicontent'
&& JRequest::getCmd( 'view' ) == 'item'
&& JRequest::getInt( 'cid' ) == 34
);

Will show the module when items that belong to category with id 34 are display.

Note an FC item may appear in more than one categories

Regards

You privdenny example of the rules at me full of reason, does not work when the SEF.
The exact rules: JRequest :: getInt ('cid') returns "0" instead of the category number

ggppdk wrote: Author of AMM said to support FC v2.0 after the final version comes out.

you can use PHP code to achieve same result (last parameter of advanced module manager)
e.g.

return (
JRequest::getCmd( 'option' ) == 'flexicontent'
&& JRequest::getCmd( 'view' ) == 'item'
&& JRequest::getInt( 'cid' ) == 34
);

Will show the module when items that belong to category with id 34 are display.

Note an FC item may appear in more than one categories

Regards

You privdenny example of the rules at me full of reason, does not work when the SEF.
The exact rules: JRequest :: getInt ('cid') returns "0" instead of the category number

Myself and answer.

If the category is linked to a menu item. This rule also need to bind to it. Here it is: Itemid - this is the id of the menu item

Maybe someone will come in handy!In general, you can add in the FAQ.

Hello,

if you have the Free version of AMM, then you can enter this code in the parameter
"PHP rule code"
under slider "Hide/Show Module"
(also enable the parameter "Enable Rule")

and you should have the same effect