Chris Davenport: New page: Returns '''true''' if there is at least one module of the given name/type available; returns '''false''' otherwise. To return '''true''' there must be at least one module that satisfies t...

2009-02-07T19:52:16Z

New page: Returns '''true''' if there is at least one module of the given name/type available; returns '''false''' otherwise. To return '''true''' there must be at least one module that satisfies t...

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Returns '''true''' if there is at least one module of the given name/type available; returns '''false''' otherwise. To return '''true''' there must be at least one module that satisfies the following criteria:
* it is enabled;
* it is assigned to the current menu item or is assigned to all menu items;
* the user meets the access level requirements.

===Syntax===
''boolean'' isEnabled( $module )

where:
{| class="wikitable"
!Argument
!Data type
!Description
!Default
|-
|$name
|string
|The name/type of the module. For example, 'login' for the login form module. Will also return '''true''' if the module is not found and the 'mod_' prefix has been used.
|
|}
===Example===
Determine if the login form module is available.
<source lang="php">
jimport( 'joomla.application.module.helper' );
$login = JModuleHelper::isEnabled( 'login' );
echo ($login) ? 'Login module is available' : 'Login module is not available';
</source>
===See also===
* [http://api.joomla.org/Joomla-Framework/Application/JModuleHelper.html#isEnabled JModuleHelper::isEnabled on api.joomla.org]
* [[JModuleHelper/getModule|JModuleHelper::getModule]]
<noinclude>[[Category:Development]][[Category:Framework]][[Category:JModuleHelper]]</noinclude>

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Chris Davenport: New page: Returns '''true''' if there is at least one module of the given name/type available; returns '''false''' otherwise. To return '''true''' there must be at least one module that satisfies t...