<ktml:module position="[position]"> not working

[desbear]

I had already added a module at joomla position "nav__main". And I try to insert the <ktml:module position="nav__main"> code in the page. but the code not render to a module. Am I doing something wrong?

[manojLondhe]

Hi,

Make sure you have the Joomla extension installed, since 0.21 the module filter has been moved to this extension. Assuming you have following folder structure as needed by Pages,

joomlatools-pages
- cache/
- data/
- extensions/
- - joomla
- pages/
- templates/
- - layouts/
- - - index.html.php
- config.php
- redirects.php

Where extensions/joomla is downloaded from https://github.com/joomlatools/joomlatools-pages/releases

Add code below in one of the layout file eg: templates/layouts/index.html.php

---
process:
   filters:
       [ext:joomla.template.filter.module]
---

and recheck once, this works for me.

I am using code below to load modules published at position "pages-top-menu"
<ktml:modules position="pages-top-menu">

[desbear]

Thank you
I install Joomlatools-page under joomla
the folder structure is
joomla/
-joomlatools-pages/
--cache/
--extensions/
----joomla/
------dispatcher/
------event/
------model/
------subscriber/
------template/
--pages/
----home.html.php
--templates/
----layouts/
--------default.html.php
--theme/
----css/
----js/
----images/

and also insert

process:
filters:
[ext:joomla.template.filter.module]

to my default.html.php
the home.html.php
can not show the module

[johanjanssens]

@desbear Will do some testing for you over the weekend and get back to you. This should be working.

[desbear]

@desbear Will do some testing for you over the weekend and get back to you. This should be working.

I don't know why. But I just reloaded the page and the module appeared.
Thank you!!!

[johanjanssens]

Thats great news, could be a caching related issue. It's recommended when developing to do the following. In chrome, open up inspector, go to network tab and select the 'disable cache' select box.

This ensures that Pages will rebuild all it's internal caches, and will also make sure your browser cache is bypassed, it's the recommended approach when developing.