Installed fine, but I can't figure out how to display it in content on the front page. Thanks for any help.

You would need to assing the module to a template postion that exists on the front page. Every template is is different.

Can you send me the URL of this?

Hello
Thanks for responding. The site is http://wellingtonrunners.org

I took a peek at the site, looks like a convential template. I guess I am missing something in the question. There are several modules assigned to show up one the home page, some assigned to "left" some assigned to "right". May you are trying to postion the map in an area where you have no module locations programed in your template?

For now I would log into your joomla admin, go to modules, search for "Who's Online" as we can see that on the home page and I would check the location assigment, my guess is it is "right". Then whatever that is I would assign the moolet map to be the same, then "Enable" the map. Then if you don't see it still leave it on and ping me back so I can go view source on your site

brian

Hi Brian
o.k. i positioned it right however obviously it is way too big for that area. I would like it to appear in the main center area. How can that be accomplished. I left it on the right side for you to see the source.

Okay,
The module is working other then the address that got in as a defualt is no good, let's change that in the admin to your address then turn it back off for now.

The question you have is really not a Moolet question but I will point you in a direction. With Joomla you have module postions built into your template. Your template is "daydream2blue" made by MamboSolutions. It is the template designers gig to supply you with a module position layout sheet with your template. IF they did not I would go back to them and ask for this, as it is the only way to know where they the places for you to plug thing in.

If you can not get that from them, they I would just try, user1, user2 and so one until you can find the one that is where you want it.

Check your joomla admin for possibilities:
Site > Template Manager > Module Positions

you-site:
administrator/index2.php?option=com_templates&task=positions

If that does not get you the results you need you can get a PHP programmer to ad one. I can do it for $25.00 but I think with a little google I bet you can do this one your own even without programming skills, It is really easy to do.

There is also a mambot out there that will load the module into your content but I have never used if. I saw it mentioned here by someone else to do the same thing.

hope that gets you started