mdaniels

It's the end of the day and my brain is dead after a day of Mamboing.

I have a Display News module that I only want to have appear on the main page of one of the sub-sections of the site.

I've created the module, given it a custom module postion, set it to appear only in the desired section, and have inserted the module code in my template file just above the mainbody.php include code. It works fine - except when you go into one of the content items in that section - and it appears in that page too.

I know I've seen instructions on how to make a module appear only on one page - but from the searching I've done, I can't find it any longer.

Can someone help?

Thanks,

Matt

zorkhh

Hi!

You can mark the pages, where the module should be displayed in the "Module Manager". Open the "Setup-Screen" for the module and there is the "Page(s)"-Listbox. Just click on the page(s), where the module should appear (multiple selections = ctrl+click).

hth!

Zork

mdaniels

Thanks for the info, unfortunately I have already done this. The "page" is actually a content section. So, it appears correctly on the main page - but when you click on one of the links to go to another content item in that section, it appears on that page as well.

Go to http://mambo.pickuptruck.com/ , then click on the TOTW link in the top navigation. Once you get there, you'll see my the module at work - at the bottom of the page is the listing for past items (currently the same info you see above). If you click that link, then you get a double listing of the info.

Hope this makes sense.

Matt

amitsekhri

I am new to MosForm. We are making a survey form where we have different questions group. I have all question groups on one page with a Submit button. But I want seperate pages for each question group with a Next button. And in last I want to display the result on pressing the submit button. But there should be a single form for all this.

Actually I could not find a way to add buttons in a form (like Next button) I know we can add Submit button.