Advanced Module Manager




Advanced Module Manager is an extension that changes the way your Module manager works.
It adds a multitude of functions, like:
* See what modules are active for the menu item you are editing
* Edit modules in modal popup windows
* Option to not show modules that have no output (handy for things like dynamic menus)
* Option to show modules on all pages, except the selected menu items (reverse functionality of normal selection)
* Many other publishing assignments for your modules! You can control publishing modules by (ALL / ANY):
o Menu Item
o Homepage
o Articles
o Sections / Categories
o Components
o URL
o Date
o User Group Levels
o Languages
o Templates
o ...and more...
* You can also choose to mirror the assignment settings of another module!
If you need even more module control, give MetaMod a try:
http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/3391
Advanced Module Manager is compatible with MetaMod Pro!
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More information: http://www.nonumber.nl/advancedmodulemanager
NoNumber extensions require php 5.3+
See for more requirements: http://www.nonumber.nl/advancedmodulemanager#requirements
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Thanks you very much for the review! Just about all my extensions are born out of a personal need. So any suggestions I see a value in I am keen to implement... we all win :)
I especially agree with your opinion on the donating :P
I believe J!1.6 will have at least some of the features this extension has.
My two favourites' features are the "Exclude menu item" feature and the module panel under the parameters when you edit a menu item.
Thanks for this great job ;-)
Since your review I released version 1.2.0 which has a lot more options to control the module publishing. So now you are not bound to the publishing of modules by menu items.
Yeah, I like that little feature myself too :)
A a request to the creator it would be great if you could make one of these for plugins too or add that functionality to this extension.
Either way thanks for this it will be well used I promise.
Thanks for the idea... I can indeed look into including that. The name 'Advanced Modules' is a bit out of place then, but oh well :)






