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Yesterday I thought it would be a good idea to offer a possibility to embed links to our free books on other websites than ours.

I played around with webservices and embedded code, but the results were all to complicate to handle.

So the next idea was to write a Joomla! module which is easy to install and works out of the box.

The module shows the cover, the download link and the visitors can download the PDF without leaving your website! The counter show the sum of all downloads.

You can see a demonstration on http://joomla17.cocoate.com.

The module works with Joomla! 1.6 and 1.7 and while I'm writing this blogpost I'm afraid I have to adapt it to Joomla! 1.5 too :)

In the administration of the module it is possible to choose

I often have the problem to visualize relationships between nodes. Sometimes I use blocks in views with parameters, sometimes I embed views in node templates and so on. Another problem is often the kind of relationship between nodes. Sometimes they have a relationship vice versa, sometimes not. But I don't want to bother you with these things ...

The reason why I am writing this entry is, that I have found a good module helping me to get my job done: noderelationships.

The Task: Who is doing what with whom?

We have three actors: persons, partners and projects

We want to have a website with a few relationships