Description

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Usage instructions

• Install the Ninja Access Module
• Publish the modules you wish to put within the Ninja Access Module in a module position which is not loaded by your template. This allows the Ninja Access Module to access them without them appearing on your site. Also take note of the module IDs.
• Enter the module IDs for the modules you wish to display into the Ninja Access Module.
• Select the groups you wish to be able to view or not view the module.
• Enter the group id for any non standard groups (e.g. from NinjACL) you wish to be able to view the contained modules into the final parameter.
• Finally publish the module.

You may wish to keep the -flush moduleclass suffix as this will hide the outer module (Ninja Access Module) and show the inner modules correctly.

Advanced Usage

Can I have multiple Ninja Access Modules on one page?

Yes you can. Just copy the module and enter different parameters for it.

How do I change the order the modules appear in?

Simply change the order that they are entered into the Module IDs field.

Can I use a different Module Suffix?

You can change the module class suffix if you wish to use your template's module styling. We reccomend -flush however, as in 99% of cases it will give the best appearance

What types of modules can I use?

We are confident that you can use almost any type of module. We would like to say that every module will work, and we think they will. But there may be one out there with special requirements that doesn't work.

Trouble Shooting

My contained extensions don't appear.

Check that they are all published, that you have set their parameters correctly, and that you have entered the correct ids into the module ids parameter.

My contained extensions don't have the correct styling for my template.

Some templates use 4 div modules, some use 1, also some use module classes and some use moduletable. Try different combinations of the "Inner Module Div Count" and "Module Div class" to get the correct styling for your modules.

Changelog

Version: 1.0.6

Date: January 2009

State: Bugfix Release

• Fixed a bug that affected custom modules on Joomla 1.5

Version: 1.0.5

Date: August 2008

State: Robustness Improvements and Feature Update

• Added subgroup checking option for JACL Plus on Joomla 1.5
• Minor tweaks to improve the robustness of the hybrid-ness and CMS version checking
• 1.0.2 - 1.0.4 were all tiny tweaks or framework upgrades

Version: 1.0.1

Date: July 2008

State: Minor Fix

• Put in a fix for user modules in j1.0
  

Version: 1.0

Date: June 2008

State: Initial Release

• Single file hybrid install for Joomla 1.0 and 1.5
• Radio buttons for regular groups
• Text field for custom groups