I’ve never had this kind of issue.
Did you wrote the module by yourself or just “modified an existing one”?
I’ve never seen the
{# COMMENT
in a HTML file. Maybe this is the issue because the “set” from the comment in line 12 is recognized as a Hubl tag.
Have you tried to
- delete all the comments
- replace
{# COMMENT #}
with
<!-- COMMENT -->
?
regards,
Anotn
I was having this issue and the solution was to add
parmeterBoolean=True
to my custom snippet, so the snippet went from
{% module "module_15426575971951522" module_id="4323014" label="Floating Social" %}
to
{% module "module_15426575971951522" module_id="4323014" parmeterBoolean=True label="Floating Social" %}
@Stephanie-OG, if @shawnwinston’s answer didnt help, silly question, but did you check blog when asked “where would you like to use this module?”
Thank you both for your replies!
I’m no longer working on that project (I ended up just adding the HTML directly instead of adding the custom module), but I have a copy of the blog template and it still won’t work both ensuring “Blog” is checked on the custom module and using **parameterBoolean=True
**
However,just using the embed code
{% module "module_154272758388739" module_id="4331657" label="Embed Module Test" %}
did work on another blog template but not that one so I’m wondering if there’s something buggy about that particular template?
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