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SOLVED “Module instance” or “Position” in Gantry admin Layout ?

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    SOLVED “Module instance” or “Position” in Gantry admin Layout ?

    Posted 8 years 11 months ago
    • Should I use a Module instance or simply a Position in Gantry admin layout ?

      I’m not sure what to use and the possibility of the 2 ?

      Newbie Here, First Gantry 5 testing.

      Note; I make only multilingual web site (if it’s important)
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    Re: SOLVED “Module instance” or “Position” in Gantry admin Layout ?

    Posted 8 years 11 months ago
    • Patrick Toulze wrote:
      Should I use a Module instance or simply a Position in Gantry admin layout ?

      I’m not sure what to use and the possibility of the 2 ?

      Newbie Here, First Gantry 5 testing.

      Note; I make only multilingual web site (if it’s important)

      Lets say you've used two language modules, "languagemodule1" with an ID# of 100 and "languagemodule2" with an ID# of 101 and BOTH have to be assigned to the "top-b" Outline layout position. On one Outline-A that is assigned to a specific set of menu pages, you've also set "languagemodule1" assigned to those menu pages.
      On another Outline-B that is assigned to a specific set of menu pages, you've also set "languagemodule2" assigned to those menu pages.
      So everything is working good.

      Now the problem! You also need for Outline-B in the "footer-b" layout position to have your "languagemodule1" module assigned there. So you you Drag & Drop a module position particle to the Footer Section and use the assigned module position of "top-b".

      OOPS!!! For this Outline-B the module position "top-b" is defined as using "languagemodule2".

      Solution: Instead Drag & Drop a module Instance particle to the Footer Section and assign it the Module ID# of 101.

      Now it all works ;)
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    Re: SOLVED “Module instance” or “Position” in Gantry admin Layout ?

    Posted 8 years 11 months ago
    • Yep, I finally go with a module instance in each language Outline pointing to the right module, I find it easier. I see the difference now

      Thanks Dan

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