Hi,

I know you can add Joomla Tags to Joomla content, as there is a special field for that. And I see Advanced Module Manager can decide to show or hide depending on the existence of such a tag.

Is it possible to add a (Joomla) Tag for Advanced Module Manager manually to a html-code of a (non-article) page? I would have that for an extension which creates different kinds of own pages, from which only one kind of the pages should show the module. That is why I cannot use your "Components" option for it, as other kind of pages created by this component shouldn't show the module.

P.s.: Adding custom HTML (to place a tag for Advanced Module Manager) in the template of that particular component page is no problem for me, as it has his own template.

With kind regards, Nico

Hi Peter,

Thanks for your quick and clear answer! I had already tested with the URL option. Indeed, originally there is a special parameter in the URL, but that is gone too quickly as sh404sef rewrites it to a SEF URL. So I think I cannot use the URL condition for it.

So my last(resort) option is probably your PHP condition option. I can put anything, for example, "Please take module xxx for a ride" on those pages. But I still haven't figured out how a light PHP code in Module Anywhere can crawl the page for such kind of string. There are also some specific global variables declared on these pages.

Do you think there is a way to test the existent of one of these options with a PHP code?

Wow, you really rock with your Pro. I will dive in it, but I think you have just saved my week 😉 Thank you so much!