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    • Module only shows up in "Admin module"

    Posted by eunos posts: 32

    I just created two modules. Both show up fine for everyone *except* anonymous users.

    The one that shows up is in the "pagetop" zone.
    The one that does not show up is in the "right" zone.

    What am I missing?

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    Posted by Rick Sapir / Tiki for Smarties posts: 3665 United States

    Lots of things could be happening. Here's a few to check:

    • Did you specify that the module is visible to the Anonymous group?
    • Do you have the right column enabled?
    • When you assigned the module, did you include any specific category, group, or perspectives?
    • What module is it? Does the Anonymous group have the necessary permissions to access the content?

    Be sure to review the docs for details.

    HTH,

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    Posted by eunos posts: 32

    1) Yes, I specified visibility for all groups, Anonymous included.
    2) Yes, the right column is enabled. It shows up for anyone who is logged in.
    3) No categories, groups, perspectives.
    4) Its a custom module. As is my other module. One shows up, the other does not.


    Posted by eunos posts: 32

    Update:
    It seems my module doesn't display if other modules in the same zone are disabled for the user group.

    E.g. - I tried displaying my new module in the "left" zone. It did not display for Anonymous users. Then I went into Modules, and changed the permissions for the "Menu" module so it would show for Anonymous users. After I did that, both menu and my new module displayed.

    Seems like the second module in a zone is controlled by the permissions of the first module. Not sure that's supposed to be the case, but there we are.