I'd recommend changing the database SELECT query on line 90 to use the table prefix placeholder #__ instead of 'jos' as not everyone has the prefix 'jos'

In response to Paul Stewarts comment. Version 1.1 is definately XHTML compliant. Users may also choose to post-process module output using the PHP Tidy extension into valid XHTML. So for anyone concerned about XHTML compliance, this module is just that - XHTML compliant.

I have the same problem, I can't save a new blog entry from the front-end editor. Just redirects to the front page and doesn't save. Can add content from admin end. Other than that, it looks promising

Just what I was looking for. Does the job simply and effectively.

To clarify the usage syntax:

the php file to include must be within your joomla installation (i.e contained within your joomla root folder)

to include a php file, add the following plugin tag in your content editor:

{rdaddphp file=folder/file.php}

where 'folder' is the folder containing your php file and 'file.php' is your script to include.

Thanks for the great work!