Embed 
Version
1.5 (last update on Dec 17, 2008)
Rating
Compatibility
Votes
13
Favoured
25
License
GPL
Non-Commercial
Type
Views
18956
Date Added
15 June 2008
If you use Joomla! 1.0.x, please download the D4J Content Embedding Mambot (which is also available on Dioscouri).
Editor's Note
- This extension requires registration to download.
bymouloud on October 15, 2009
it's what I was looking for. I had to tweek it a little, cause the ugly table layout is not very css friendly. So I wrapped it into a div, removed the style attributes, and now, I'm able to easily change the apparence of the block.
But It would be nice to rewrite it table-less and standard-compliant.
But It would be nice to rewrite it table-less and standard-compliant.
byroguetiger on March 25, 2009
The demo of the application seems great...it is exactly what I'm looking for. However, the documentation on the website is NOT "concrete", it is a list of switches with absolutely ZERO explanation in layman's terms where to put said code and switches.
It installed just fine, but I've not been able to use it.
Questions that are answered on the website simply supply a link to the cryptic documentation...many with more specific questions about the installation go completely unanswered.
It's too bad, because I've been looking for a couple of days for what this appears to do.
It installed just fine, but I've not been able to use it.
Questions that are answered on the website simply supply a link to the cryptic documentation...many with more specific questions about the installation go completely unanswered.
It's too bad, because I've been looking for a couple of days for what this appears to do.
So far. So good. I am not a developer and this was really easy. Do read the link above. I really needed something that would help with the limitations I was experiencing using just the core joomla categories and sections. This did it. Would love to see the option to show category and section heads above articles! Thanks so much.
byJuanDaugherty on September 24, 2008
Wanted to use this but found the documentation crap to the extent there was any. The author appears to be ignorant of how to express such documentation in a way that distinguishes syntax from concrete values and the like so that I had to spend far more time than I should have and at this point still haven't been able to get it to work. By contrast Jumi is direct and trouble free but continuing to work with this as need something that will embed Joomla content. Badly in need of concrete examples.
Owner's reply
Did you happen to look here:
http://www.dioscouri.com/embed/manual/usage-instructions.html
Seems hard to believe you could have missed the 'concrete examples' at the top of the page....
byoeyvind.ballestad on September 18, 2008
Great plugin, outstanding service and forum/usercommunity at their site.





