I installed AMM 9.0.9 on J4.1.0 and every module...

I would have thought that the original page allocations would be honoured.

I have now disabled AMM as I have 38 modules that I now have to create conditions for. Ok, some will use the same condition, but not many. I will have to take the site off-line to do this, otherwise it looks an absolute mess.

I am using a custom template, but that shouldn't make any difference, should it?

Hi. I uninstalled it, cleared the cache, logged out and tried again - via the direct install from web option - in a new browser window. Same result.

I uninstalled it again, cleared the cache, logged out and then downloaded it direct from your website and installed it via the 'upload package file' option. Same result.

I then installed it on a site using the Cassiopeia template, just in case there was a problem with my template, but no, it's still showing all modules on all pages.

Hi. I did exactly as you stated, but still no better. No conditions listed at all under Components > Regular Labs - Conditions and still every module on every page.

Sorry - hang on a moment. I missed something...

I didn't drop the table. But I have, now. Reinstalled the dev file but still the same result.

I have the same problem.
On Joomla 3.10, after installing AMM (9.0.9) modules show up everywhere.
A lot of modules (they were only displayed in articles via the {module XX} tag) so far had the "No pages" setting (in the standard module manager).
After installing AMM, those modules that were assigned an item but set to "No pages" appear everywhere (though they shouldn't). I have restored the copy of the site before AMM installation and installed version v9.0.10-dev2276345 but the situation is the same.
Unfortunately, I cannot provide any data to the page, but from what I noticed it in the database, in the #__advancedmodules table, modules that had the "No pages" setting have this value in the params column:which would indicate that they should appear on all pages.
Changing assignto_menuitems to 1 solves the problem.

(Sorry for my bad English)

Sorry, Peter. I missed you asking for the Admin etc access the other day.
I have set up a SuperUser account for you at
And FTP access is:


In order to give you remote MySQL access I need your IP address, please.

I've added you as a host and the database name is

I hope you can connect. I've not done this before. I expect you know more than I do.

Sorry, but cPanel doesn't allow the *
I tried it with % instead but that didn't work, either.

I was expecting an IP address like 123.123.123.3

Both added.