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==onRenderModule==
==onRenderModule==
===Description===
===Description===
 
This is an event that is called when a module on the front- or back-end is renderd.
===Parameters===
===Parameters===
 
- <code>&module</code> A reference to a Module object that holds all the data of the module
- <code>&attribs</code>  An array of attributes for the module
===Return Value===
===Return Value===
 
None. Result will be omitted.
===Used in files===
 
===Example===


==onAfterRenderModule==
==onAfterRenderModule==

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In a standard installation of Joomla! we have several predefined Module events which, when triggered, call functions in the associated plugins.

onRenderModule

Description

This is an event that is called when a module on the front- or back-end is renderd.

Parameters

- &module A reference to a Module object that holds all the data of the module - &attribs An array of attributes for the module

Return Value

None. Result will be omitted.

onAfterRenderModule

Description

Parameters

Return Value

Used in files

Example

onPrepareModuleList

Description

Parameters

Return Value

Used in files

Example

onAfterModuleList

Description

Parameters

Return Value

Used in files

Example

onAfterCleanModuleList

Description

Parameters

Return Value

Used in files

Example