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Wow, how could a Joomla developer do without this module? I find Joomla pretty handcuffed without this.
One comment/question: I noticed that all the help reference used the term {MM command} to invoke the module in article context. It is said that "MM substitue for mosmodule". I am curious, was this done just to simplify documentation? using {mm command} does not work for me at all - only using the verbose command {mosmodule command} works. Should the abbreviated "mm" work? If it is not supposed to, I would recommend spelling out the word "mosmodule" as the proper command in the documentation. Maybe I am not very smart, but I found it confusing at first!
Either way, thanks for the fantastic module. Excellent work.
One comment/question: I noticed that all the help reference used the term {MM command} to invoke the module in article context. It is said that "MM substitue for mosmodule". I am curious, was this done just to simplify documentation? using {mm command} does not work for me at all - only using the verbose command {mosmodule command} works. Should the abbreviated "mm" work? If it is not supposed to, I would recommend spelling out the word "mosmodule" as the proper command in the documentation. Maybe I am not very smart, but I found it confusing at first!
Either way, thanks for the fantastic module. Excellent work.
Owner's reply
The reason for the MM is to avoid parsing of the command when it is show on Mambo or Joomla site that has MosModule installed. I was using { mosmodule ...} but people miss the space and keep having problem so I just replace it with a capital MM so it will stand out better.
Also as a result the document is smaller and easier to read!
Thanks