We have created 2 users groups, Composer and Musician.
When a user is assigned to Composer, everything between {jugaaccess Composer} and {/jugaaccess} is displayed only to users in the group Composer.
Perfect.

However, when a user is assigned to Musician, everything between {jugaaccess Musician} and {/jugaaccess} is **NOT** displayed to users in the group Musician, as it should.

This looks like a bug.

Here's the markup we are using

Code:

{jugaaccess Composer} <table border="0"> <tbody> <tr> <td> <p> Build an online catalogue of your compositions! </p> <p> Submit your compositions to the Composition Database and make your works accessible to performers and music enthusiasts alike. </p> <p> With each composition you can add both sound files and score (score excerpts) if you wish.<br /> </p> </td> </tr> </tbody> </table> {/jugaaccess} {jugaaccess Musician} <table border="0"> <tbody> <tr> <td>Upload music to the audio player. The player is located in your profile below the &quot;about&quot; field (if you have filled that in, otherwise it's below your picture). Your manage your uploads from the player itself. </td> </tr> </tbody> </table> {/jugaaccess}

Is there any way to turn a debug mode on? The environment is: Joomla! 1.0.12 Stable (too customized; cannot be upgraded) JUGA 1.0 Thanks, Nuno.

Correction.
It does not seem to work on both user groups.

Nuno.

Ohhh, and i have sh404SEF turned on, in case it might matter.

Finally, the static content item handling the text is not mapped by JUGA.

In a nutshell, the bot is hiding contents from everyone.

it is doing the same to me!

I also used sh404sef on my test website. Nothing worked, I got a complete blank website. When I disabled sh404sef, all worked fine.

It appears that Juga and SH404Sef do not go well together...

Correction: We are working on Joomla 1.5.2.

I have managed to solve my issue with yet another irksome workaround , using the JUGA module and a bot snippet to call it from a static content item.
The instance of mod_hiddenbyjuga that loads in position "juga" contains another position, for instance jugagroup1, where a module of type Custom is loaded in turn. That custom module contains the info i want to show only to the group specified in mod_hiddenbyjuga.
All it takes is to replicate instances of the JUGA module for different access groups, instruct to load a different position in each instance and assign a custom module to that position. Notice that each instance of mod_hiddenbyjuga has also to load in a different position for each JUGA group, otherwise the snippet won't work.

Down to earth.

JUGA Group: G1
position for mod_hiddenbyjuga to load in: jugag1 (in this module you have to specify the JUGA group, of course; G1 in this case).
positition controlled by mod_hiddenbyjuga: jugagiload
position for the costum module: jugag1load
bot snippet to make this work:

It's not an elegant solution, but it works flawessly.

It would be slightly easier if JUGA coped well with the {modulebot} command.

Nuno.