Adding Dynamic Joomla Modules and Content to Other Websites

Hi janko. The curl scrip I use works as I’ve shown above. You do need curl enabled of course. But as per my note above I don’t think this is the best solution though, it sometimes doesn’t work for me. But you can try it.

@Debbie Barrie Hi Debbie. I would say this requires Javascript, or better still, Ajax/JQuery. With the Javascript approach you would load all users data in the module, each in their own element (for example a DIV), and display only one (set the rest to not display) then using Javascript, when you click on a link, the Javascript would display that users data element, and hide the rest. So it switches as you click the links. The bad thing is you have to load every users data in the page, which is bad for a lot of users. So the Ajax/JQuery approach would not load all users data on the page, just one, then it would get the correct user data from the database when you click on a link and dynamically populate the module with the data without reloading the page. So this Ajax/JQuery is probably the best way. You’ll have to do some research on this and get to know JQuery, its likely someone has written something similar you can adapt. I did a very quick search for you and found a similar example here