Dear Edwin,

I have installed (and updated) the Jms Multisite version 1.3.x component on my Joomla! website.

Then, I have installed the different extensions I need for my slave sites.

I have done this before and everything worked great, except this time...

When I go to the Tools Manager to install/share/uninstall MODULES into slave sites, it seems that the list is incomplete.

In :master_db: I see most modules (some are Joomla!, other are Custom HTML modules I created).

BUT THE LIST IS INCOMPLETE!

It seems that the problem is for the "Modules" tab only. Templates, Components, Plugins... are all present.

PLEASE HELP!

What do you mean by incomplete list ?
The list correspond to the module extension and not the module position.
So if your mentioned that the list of modules is incomplete because you don't see the module with positions, this is normal.

This list shows the front-end modules.
If you mean that some back-end modules are not present, you have to give us the list of the modules that would not be present.

If this is some module that have a "red cross" because they are not defined in the JMS Tool then in general the module can just be defined as soon as the component is declared in JMS.

Thanks for you prompt answer.

I understand that module positions have nothing to do in this.

I am looking for the modules themselves, to install/share into my slave sites.

The list doesn't show ALL the (front-end) modules present (and installed) on the Master Site (:master_db:)

I see all of them when I go the "Extensions > Module Manager" but not in the Tools Manager of the Jms Multisite component.

More specifically, I am talking about Custom HTML modules (without tables). I can see ONE, but not ALL of them.

UPDATE:

My programmer (Real Thibeault) have found the problem and the solution!

Looking at your code into administrator/components/com_multisites/models/tools.php at line 777 : $results_modules[$title] = &$modules[$key], he found that you are using the value from the language file as a new key in $results_modules (probably for to use the easy sorting php function ksort later..?)

You see, I had copied some modules and only changed the extension name without updating the value into the language sys.ini files (no need for me at this point).

That is why the modules did not show up in the list!

A suggestion would be to update your function "getExtensions" and avoid using language values as a key.

Take care!

Effectivelly, if you created your own module and gave exactly the same name as another extension, it will appears only once because it is assume that each module have a specific name.
In other words, if you have created your own module like mod_specific for which you have given the name "Custom HTML", it will not be displayed as the "Custom HTML" is display once.
It is assumed that the name of the extension is unique like the module name.