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Lorenzo Rossini
Lorenzo Rossini
Hi 🙂
is there a solution to bypass an AJAX page call and module conditions?
I plan to use Ecwid for an ecommerce, the problem is that the shop is hosted on their servers (SaaS) and apparently the page navigation is done in AJAX and no way to exclude some Joomla modules… or maybe I’m missing something?
Thanks,
Lorenzo
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
The module conditions are done on the server side when the page is rendered.
So any changes to the page after pageload (ajax) do not influence the conditions.
Lorenzo Rossini
Lorenzo Rossini
I don't know if I understood the answer, so once the page is loaded with the module and conditions, no matter the AJAX call, the module must take into account the conditions?
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
The page gets loaded at which point all the conditions are already checked and the modules are shown based on those conditions.
If parts of the page then change via ajax, the modules that were already showing, will remain there.
Unless the ajax also reloads parts where modules are showing. What happens in those cases is very much down to how that component functions.
Lorenzo Rossini
Lorenzo Rossini
so in this case I think that's what happens, part of the page changes via ajax and the module remain displayed 🙁
Honestly I don't understand Ecwid's philosophy, what's the point of integrating their solution if you can't arrange the modules as you want?
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
The page indeed does not get re-loaded. Just updated via ajax.
That means that the modules are not regenerated and Joomla does not know about the new URL.
So no, you can't do what you want with Advanced Module Manager.
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Module condition with AJAX call
Lorenzo Rossini
Lorenzo Rossini
is there a solution to bypass an AJAX page call and module conditions?
I plan to use Ecwid for an ecommerce, the problem is that the shop is hosted on their servers (SaaS) and apparently the page navigation is done in AJAX and no way to exclude some Joomla modules… or maybe I’m missing something?
Thanks,
Lorenzo
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
So any changes to the page after pageload (ajax) do not influence the conditions.
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Lorenzo Rossini
Lorenzo Rossini
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
If parts of the page then change via ajax, the modules that were already showing, will remain there.
Unless the ajax also reloads parts where modules are showing. What happens in those cases is very much down to how that component functions.
Please post a rating at the
Joomla! Extensions Directory
Lorenzo Rossini
Lorenzo Rossini
Honestly I don't understand Ecwid's philosophy, what's the point of integrating their solution if you can't arrange the modules as you want?
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Peter van Westen
ADMIN
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
That means that the modules are not regenerated and Joomla does not know about the new URL.
So no, you can't do what you want with Advanced Module Manager.
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Joomla! Extensions Directory
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