I was following this thread a bit, but I have not responded to it yet because I wanted to create a mock up page for Joomla and modules that were made for Joomla.
Anyway, what I can do right now is add images into a Joomla page, using PHP codes through the CPMFetch, directly into the index.php -- without having the CPMFetch integrated as a module in Joomla (see note below). What I did is illustrated
in this site.
There is only one catch, since the CPMFetch PHP scripts weres added to the [ur=http://treasuresoftheinternet.org/layout/joomla-likas-site-template.shtml]index.php[/url], the dynamic images would be present in all pages (please see note below). This global (all pages) integration is not always desirable.
What is more desirable is whether it is possible to integrate the dynamic images, using CPMFetch into specific pages, or specific articles -- as shown in
this mock up layout -- using the javascript developed and presented in this forum thread by
remdex.
Notes:
The
this mock up layout is just a simple html script, not the working iJoomla Magazine.
I will provide Vuud and remdex (via private email) links and access to the actual Joomla and iJoomla Magazine, in case either (or both) would consider looking at this issue. [It might be posted as a "job request" to either Vuud and remdex only (and reclassified to the job request forum) in case either considers it feasible and might consider exploring the suggestion, further. Further details would be provided. Also, there is a related issue, presented in
another post, that must be considered.
Thanks.
Cornelio
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Note:
There is another PHP module and I already posted in the Forum of Andre -- who developed the script to integrate the mod to bridge CPG-CPMFetch to Joomla -- about the capabilities of his script.