module not on the homepage...SOLVED
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- V-man
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Hi guys,
I know some of you out there know the answer to this, and some others want to know. How do you place a module on all pages except the homepage? Some previous answers have been to simply delete mos_pathway, but this method removes it from everywhere. I once saw code to the effect:
if frontpage > load mos_pathway
This could be used for any module of course, but i don't know the syntax.
Cheers, - Last Edit: 18 years 6 months ago by V-man.
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- SureLurksalot
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- I just use the module manager, click on the module I want and on the list on the right I highlight what pages/menu items I want the module to appear on, this gets tricky sometimes depending on your site nav layout, but usually works for me.
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- V-man
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Thanks for the quick response. Actually, my question was regarding how to edit index.php to make a module position collapse only on the homepage (that wasn't very clear above, my bad). I found the solution. In the example below, i want to remove the pathway module position from the frontpage.
Original index.php Code:<?php mospathway() ?>
New index.php Code:<?php if ($option != 'com_frontpage') { ?> <?php mospathway() ?> <? } ?>
If i wanted the pathway to only be on the homepage, i would only need to change the operator:<?php if ($option == 'com_frontpage') { ?> <?php mospathway() ?> <? } ?>
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- Arifin FinLy
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Hello, V-man
Replace$option == 'com_frontpage'
WithmosGetParam( $_REQUEST, 'option') == "com_frontpage"
Will make the code more secure, I think.
Please correct me if I am wrong.
Best Regards,
Arifin
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- Donna Vincent
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I just use the module manager
I don't think that option is available on the Pathway module.
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- V-man
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Arifin FinLy wrote:
mosGetParam( $_REQUEST, 'option') == "com_frontpage"
Well, I don't know about more secure, but it workd fine. In my case, i used the following to prevent something from showing up on the homepage:
mosGetParam( $_REQUEST, 'option') != "com_frontpage"
Thanks Arifin
BTW, did u hear anything about this Boulder move of the RT headquarters? Is Andy just moving
- Last Edit: 18 years 6 months ago by V-man.
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- I guess I shouldn't read/reply to posts while sleeping any more ;D V-Man
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