Filter display always ...

Hi,

Not much we can do to help here. This indicates that your template is displaying that position because it sees the module, even if the module doesn't output anything.
Basically, the template has to rely not only on the count of the modules, but also check if their are empty or not:
joomla.stackexchange.com/a/18775
That's a common issue with templates.

Hello,

Strange because as Nicolas told you your module isn't here (nothing in html code).

Hello,

Sorry, for the delay but usually we don't use the PM, but the Contact us form in order to allow every person from the HikaShop Team to help you.

Plus, your issue wasn't easy, we have to investigate in order to better understand the context, here the results step by step.

"hello i switch to protostart same display !!! colum is rendered without module !!
joomla core template isn't good too ?"
- To better understand the situation, and unfortunately, yes, ProtoStar have the same issue, see this link .

- The point is that your template count the number of module but doesn't check if it's empty, as result the display space is created, but as there are nothing to display... You have the empty space.

And so, from the Start Nicolas was right the template is the root issue, and we lost time because we didn't know that protostar had this problem too... Sorry for this.
Now, your next step is to contact your template support.

Regards

Hi,

I am sure. Templates often don't hide the position when the module is there but doesn't output any HTML.

The issue can be solved differently however. Your initial issue is that you don't want to display the filter module on the checkout.
The solution I usually recommend is to create a menu item of the type HikaShop checkout (it can be hidden if you don't want it to appear on your main menu), and then select that menu item in the "force a menu item on checkout" setting of the HikaShop configuration.
Then, just make sure that the modules you don't want to appear on your checkout are not assigned to that menu item.

For the product page, it's more problematic.
You could also use menu items and use the canonical URL of the products to direct to the correct menu item, but it will be a pain in the ass to setup and you'll loose the breadcrumb from the category.
The modification int he template would be ideal, but your template provider might not want to help you with that.
In that case, I would recommend using extensions.joomla.org/extensions/extensi...nced-module-manager/ to hide the modules when empty. The extension has an option for that:
www.regularlabs.com/extensions/advancedm...atures-hide-if-empty

If it doesn't work with AMM, then I'm afraid you're left with modifying the code of the template.

@ced1870:
Euh, non je n'avais aucune idée de la source de son template.
Je disais juste ça d'expérience car d'habitude les fournisseurs de template rechignent à faire des changements dans leurs templates.
C'est d'ailleurs pour cela que j'essayais de fournir des solutions dans ce thread sans avoir à changer quelque chose dans le template.
Mais je ne voulais pas du tout faire d'attaque contre toi.
Au contraire, avoir quelqu'un qui s'intéresse au problème du coté du fournisseur du template est une super nouvelle !
Désolé si mes messages ont paru invectifs, ce n'était pas le but.

@ced1870:
J'avais zappé cela dans son message en effet.

Mais du coup, que penses-tu de la solution que j'ai fourni au début de ce sujet ?
C'est à dire d'implémenter une vérification du contenu des modules de la position avant de faire le jinclude de la position comme expliqué dans le lien ci-dessous ?
joomla.stackexchange.com/a/18775