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15.Feb 2007 - 21:42
OMG, another n00b questions..... but probably you guys out there can help me. i am new to the board.
Can someone plz help me find some amazon-modules for PostNuke. Ideally I'm looking for something I can use as a amazon module wheras some books can be displayed. i tried to get find some but finally got stuck. where to find a nice amazon module that runs in PostNuke
well you see: A few problems I need help with...
Hope you guys can help me out.
thx
occasione
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16.Feb 2007 - 00:56
This may help you...
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pnamazon
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16.Feb 2007 - 08:23
thanks for replyin
Bad_Dude
Please do a search or at least some googling prior to posting. :) The answers are there all the time and you can find them faster rather than waiting.
This may help you... http://sourceforge.net/projects/pnamazon
thanks for the hint; this is a good idea. The mentioned module is somewhat out of time. http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=78409
april 17th 2003
but i will have a look at the googlesearch. If someone has a module up n running yet then i d appreciate a little comment on the request.
thx occasione
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16.Feb 2007 - 08:58
Search ~ love it, learn it.
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16.Feb 2007 - 18:19
Quote
Its ggggggrrrreeeaat! Search ~ love it, learn it
Goshh - that's a slap in the face of open source idea.
well ok - i am a nOOb - and pretty new to
1. PostNuke
2. this board.
pnDev
I have a module up and running that I found
using a search. Its ggggggrrrreeeaat! Search ~ love it, learn it.
humm, humm, and yes i am pretty new to the entire open source-scene and open source communty. I ve heard much about open source; Some of my friends suggested me to use
open source software since i can find many helping hands if i got stuck or need some help. So what...
I also heard that in open source all is about revealing. But you both really try to hint me the google-way. I thougth that the this forum is a great community whereas many users have the incentive to voluntarily reveal their modules or ideas and innovations.
hmmm, hmmm To me, that's a slap in the face of open source idea.
Well - you, especially pndev, really try to convince me to go google-way, and you do not think about voluntarily revealing the innovation. You tell me that your module "is grrrreat" - and tell me that i have to google. Isnt it kinda of cynicism to show some users that are on the search for a module - to do a google serach...Well - is that the open source way of doing things.
I am new to the open source-movement but i am wondering if this is typical here. i cannot believe that this is the common way of doing things .... duhhhhh..
All i want is a helping hand
but wait- pnDEV - perhaps it is your typical answer: perhaps on your site there are hundred modules running and you tell each newbie that they have to google... Perhaps you want to educate & teach the PostNuke-newbies to get good google-hunters.
Wait - i will have a closer look at your other postings. Perhaps they show a typical behaviour...
- sorry for being the cynical dog, but your answer is kinda worse and not very helpful.
All i want is a helping hand - if you can not help so do not be cynical
cheers occasione
edited by: occasione, Feb 16, 2007 - 05:20 PM
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16.Feb 2007 - 18:33
i just saw on the site http://pndev.com/AmaZone.html
the Module Copyright Information AmaZone module for PostNuke
Quote
Module's Name: AmaZone
Module's Version: 1.0
Module's Description: AmaZone is a complete package for Amazon.com Affiliate members to advertise products sold by Amazon.com in their PostNuke powered Web sites. This software exploits the Amazon Web Services version 3.0 using XML-based protocols to integrate Amazon.com features and content into your Web site. Included in this package are blocks and administration / configuration files that allows the Web site Administrator to manage very easily the display of Amazon products. AmaZone is ported from the PHP-Nuke module NukeAmazon written by Edgardo J. Diaz (NukeAmazon Homepage: http://preciogasolina.com/). Tested on PostNuke version .726, .750 & .760.
License: GNU/GPL
Author's Name: Edgardo J. Diaz, Dmitiri Simonov, Jean-Michel Védrine
My question is:; ís this the old version or the new one; therer are thow versions out there: The old and traditionell one - and a new one see
http://noc.postnuke.com/frs/?group_id=401in the respository history we can read;:
Jean-Michel Vedrine adds171 commits 50
and we have the option: [Download The Nightly CVS Tree Snapshot]
can somebody help me hout here..
thx occasione
edited by: occasione, Feb 16, 2007 - 05:16 PM
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16.Feb 2007 - 22:14
Just search around if still unsuccessful then let us know. I will check this thread tonight.
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16.Feb 2007 - 22:23
many thanks for the reply. I am happy to hear from you. You make me glad.
Bad_Dude
I will try to help ya out when I go home tonight. I got a class now...Just search around if still unsuccessful then let us know. I will check this thread tonight.
again; Many many Tanks for the reply. I will gogle around and will have a closer look. perhaps i can find somehting.
cheers,
Occasione,
at a first glance i found out the following -
on my google search ifound some thing. and now i want to clear up:
what is this: http://noc.postnuke.com/frs/?group_id=401
in the respository history we can read;: Jean-Michel Vedrine adds171 commits 50
and we have the option: [Download The Nightly CVS Tree Snapshot]
see also here: http://noc.postnuke.com/plugins/scmcvs/cvsweb.php/books/modules/?cvsroot=books
Jean Michel Vedrine on the books list.
Hello,
As I have said, I don't currently hae any time to work on PostNuke modules collegues had the strange idea to elect me at the head of my university department !! There is a working version of PN-books .8 but it lacks lang files other than eng and fra, and the documentation is not up to date. This version was in use on my own website http://www.vedrine.net for a few months and no bug was reported so I consider it as stable enought for production. As the module has been totally rewritten it seems better to go with a brand new CVS and let the old .75 version on sourceforge for users not wanting to upgrade yet. So I created a NOC project and uploaded all the sources. You can find this project here: http://noc.postnuke.com/projects/books/ If you want to test it, you will have to download all the files from CVS. An upgrade from books .75 is supported but as the database records will be changed to support hierarchic categories (this means that all your subcategories id will change and all references to sid=xx will be repaced by cid= yy in ALL URLS, be warned) I STRONGLY ADVISE TO BACKUP YOUR SITE AND DATABASE BEFORE ATTEMPTING ANY INSTALL ON A LIVE SITE
!!!!!!!!! Be carefull, upgrade has only been tested on my tests sites and on my
production website so I wil prefer that you install it on a test site first/ Report any problem or bug using the NOC trackers of the project. Maybe in a few months I will be able to continue PostNuke coding (I hope so). Cheers. Jean-Michel Vedrine"
get the code at http://noc.postnuke.com/projects/books/
http://noc.postnuke.com/projects/books/
Hello, As I have said, I don't currently hae any time to work on PostNuke modules bllegues had the strange idea to elect me at the head of my university department !!
There is a working version of PN-books .8 but it lacks lang files other than eng and fra, and the documentation is not up to date. This version was in use on my own website http://www.vedrine.net for a few months and no bug was reported so I consider it as stable enought for production. As the module has been totally rewritten it seems better to go with a brand new CVS and let the old .75 version on sourceforge for users not wanting to upgrade yet. So I created a NOC project and uploaded all the sources. You can find this project here: http://noc.postnuke.com/projects/books/
If you want to test it, you will have to download all the files from CVS. An upgrade from books .75 is supported but as the database records will be changed to support hierarchic categories (this means that all your subcategories id will change and all references to sid=xx will be repaced by cid= yy in ALL URLS, be warned) I STRONGLY ADVISE TO BACKUP YOUR SITE AND DATABASE BEFORE ATTEMPTING ANY INSTALL ON A LIVE SITE
!!!!!!!!! Be carefull, upgrade has only been tested on my tests sites and on my
production website so I wil prefer that you install it on a test site first/
Report any problem or bug using the NOC trackers of the project. Maybe in a few months I will be able to continue PostNuke coding (I hope so). Cheers.
Jean-Michel Vedrine
To sume up the question: in the respository history we can read;:
what is this: http://noc.postnuke.com/frs/?group_id=401
Jean-Michel Vedrine adds171 commits 50 and we have the option: [Download The Nightly CVS Tree Snapshot] see also here: http://noc.postnuke.com/plugins/scmcvs/cvsweb.php/books/modules/?cvsroot=books
edited by: occasione, Feb 16, 2007 - 05:32 PM
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17.Feb 2007 - 08:13
http://www.pnmodules.com/product_info.php?cPath=8&products_id=57
http://nuclearscripts.com/php/scripts-and-programs/miscellaneous/postnuke-modules
http://jcay.com/php/scripts-and-programs/miscellaneous/postnuke-modules/amazon-shop-pnamazon-for-PostNuke-762.html
They are commercial modules so that is one drawback.
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17.Feb 2007 - 19:13
thanks for posting.
Bad_Dude
Here are few more links that may help you...
http://www.pnmodules.com/product_info.php?cPath=8&products_id=57
http://nuclearscripts.com/php/scripts-and-programs/miscellaneous/postnuke-modules
http://jcay.com/php/scripts-and-programs/miscellaneous/postnuke-modules/amazon-shop-pnamazon-for-PostNuke-762.html
They are commercial modules so that is one drawback.
really - they are all commercial. that is not very good. The above mentioned modules
are not that expensive. The module from http://www.vedrine.net and another one:
we have two ones:
http://www.ttgapers.com
http://www.vedrine.net
BTW see this posting: http://community.postnuke.com/module-Forum-viewtopic-topic-48954-start-0.htm whereas the guy from http://www.ttgapers.com
annouces his module...
Quote
Features:
pnAPI compliant
pnRendered compliant
.76x, .8 compliant (thus far)
multi-locale (even Japan)
multi-currency
XHTML 1.1 compliant (as much as possbible)
ECS 4.0 compliant
REST compliant
See in action: http://www.ttgapers.com
I would like to submit this to PostNuke Modules for inclusion. Please advise on module registration etc.
Now, I am still contemplating this modules for general release. Based on feedback it will be. Last time I did not get enough feedback to warrant release and support. Hopefully now with a multi-locale offering it will be.
Regards
supa
edited by: daddysupa, May 22, 2006 - 03:53 PM
see this posting: http://community.postnuke.com/module-Forum-viewtopic-topic-48954-start-0.htm whereas the guy from http://www.ttgapers.com
annouces his module...
Imageine: the guy annouces it one year ago but well - this bad thing is that this module was not released yet.
Well what could we do?`
greetings
occasione
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17.May 2007 - 17:10
just some months later on. Well what could we do?` is there no amazon module out here!? I did some more searh
i came across the site:
http://www.deanmarshall.co.uk/demo/apf_bridge
he intergrates http://www.mrrat.com/aws/
APF Bridge, or Amazon Products Feed Bridge to give it its full name, is a component that adds extra functionality to web sites managed by the Joomla Open Source Content Management System.
More specifically - APF Bridge integrates a fully browseable, fully searchable Amazon store into your site. There are six 'locales' or countries available - and you can offer ALL. APF Bridge doesn't actually do this all by itself; the really clever stuff is done by an
external script APF or Amazon Products Feed by MrRat. My little offering simple 'bridges' between Joomla and APF - hence the name APF Bridge.
watcha think about this
http://www.deanmarshall.co.uk/demo/apf_bridge
he intergrates http://www.mrrat.com/aws/
watcha think about this? Lemme know
greetings
occasione
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Posted:
19.May 2007 - 20:23
Amazon1_1
http://noc.postnuke.com/projects/amazone/
and guess what, the thing actually works on a 0.8.x PN version
http://www.postnuke.be/index.php
I did howver change the links modload --> index.php?module=
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20.May 2007 - 14:40
thanks for the reply. Great to hear that you installed the Amazone 1.1
I guess that this is the version that was released in Autumn last year.
Is it the newest version, the version that runs on http://www.vedrine.net ?
videokid
For the fun of it, I installed
Amazon1_1
http://noc.postnuke.com/projects/amazone/
and guess what, the thing actually works on a 0.8.x PN version
http://www.postnuke.be/index.php
I did howver change the links modload --> index.php?module=
- Igor
i will have a closer look at your site.
again thanks for stepping up the plate.
cheers
Occasione
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20.May 2007 - 15:32
The module on Jim Vedrine's site is not amazone, it's the books module [which I used once ages ago]. If I'm not mistaken he adapted it a while ago, the amazone module works different, it actually takes the data from amazon itself thru webservices.
BTW, I didn't step up.... I just pointed out
Edit: I took a closer look, I didn't notice 'Boutique', that is in fact the Amazone module [although it says version 1.2]
Edit2: seems noc.postnuke.com is down again: I've set up a mirror:
http://www.postnuke.be/index.php?module=PostNuke&func=viewpub&tid=5&pid=9&title=Amazone
- Igor
edited by: videokid, May 20, 2007 - 11:54 AM
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20.May 2007 - 19:41
many thanks for the quick reply.
videokid
In the zip file is see: "19 January 2006", so a little earlier
The module on Jim Vedrine's site is not amazone, it's the books module [which I used once ages ago]. If I'm not mistaken he adapted it a while ago, the amazone module works different, it actually takes the data from amazon itself thru webservices.
BTW, I didn't step up.... I just pointed out
Edit: I took a closer look, I didn't notice 'Boutique', that is in fact the Amazone module [although it says version 1.2]
Edit2: seems noc.postnuke.com is down again: I've set up a mirror:
http://www.postnuke.be/index.php?module=PostNuke&func=viewpub&tid=5&pid=9&title=Amazone
- Igor edited by: videokid, May 20, 2007 - 11:54 AM
again thanks for the action. It is a great pleasure to see things going on. the
Amazon-webservices affiliation module is a great real world application - at least according my humble brain.
Videokid - i look forward to clear up some questions. and i am glad that you run a g reat version of a "book" or amazon module...: Not yet sure which version it is.
VideoKid, some questions regarding the release-date may come up. There are some confusions. I remember the messages of Jean Michel Vedrine on the Books-Module mailinglist last Autumn [i.e. september 2006]: There he announced the early release of a complete overhauled books module, since lack of time...:
Read what he said and see the CVS which was definitly created and added in august and september last year.... :
Quote
Jean Michel Vedrine on the books list.
>
Hello,
As I have said, I don't currently hae any time to work on PostNuke
modules bllegues had the strange idea to elect me at the
head of my university department !!
There is a working version of PN-books .8 but it lacks lang files other
than eng and fra, and the documentation is not up to date.
This version was in use on my own website http://www.vedrine.net for a
few months and no bug was reported so I consider it as stable enought
for production.
As the module has been totally rewritten it seems better to go with a
brand new CVS and let the old .75 version on sourceforge for users not
wanting to upgrade yet.
So I created a NOC project and uploaded all the sources. You can find
this project here: http://noc.postnuke.com/projects/books/
i e -. http://noc.postnuke.com/scm/?group_id=401
If you want to test it, you will have to download all the files from CVS.
An upgrade from books .75 is supported but as the database records will
be changed to support hierarchic categories (this means that all your
subcategories id will change and all references to sid=xx will be
repaced by cid= yy in ALL URLS, be warned) I STRONGLY ADVISE TO BACKUP
YOUR SITE AND DATABASE BEFORE ATTEMPTING ANY INSTALL ON A LIVE SITE
!!!!!!!!!
Be carefull, upgrade has only been tested on my tests sites and on my
production website so I wil prefer that you install it on a test site first/
Report any problem or bug using the NOC trackers of the project.
Maybe in a few months I will be able to continue PostNuke coding (I hope
so). Cheers. Jean-Michel Vedrine" end of cit.
videoKid - can we make sure that the newest version is out - and used!?
And yes: in order to speed up the development we need many testers and an onging
discussion on features, like blocks etc. We should make the module public - write some annuncements and get the code out of the door. What do you think!?
best regards
occasione
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20.May 2007 - 21:10
The 'books-module' and 'AmaZone-module' are two different modules.
- The books module [as far as I recall it], you have to input manually the books [title, category, description, etc...] and an affiliate links pops up next to the description
--> http://www.vedrine.net/module-books.html
- Amzone-module: you have to do nothing except maybe entering ANSI numbers, so you can put them highlighted on your site, if you want to, all the rest goes by the Amazon webservices
--> http://www.vedrine.net/AmaZone.html
I see for Amazone version 1.2 is to be found in the CVS. [PROBABLY WITH ISSUES]
- Igor
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20.May 2007 - 22:04
thx for replyin ..
videokid
Indeed, there seems to be confusion here.
The 'books-module' and 'AmaZone-module' are two different modules.
- The books module [as far as I recall it], you have to input manually the books [title, category, description, etc...] and an affiliate links pops up next to the description
--> http://www.vedrine.net/module-books.html
- Amzone-module: you have to do nothing except maybe entering ANSI numbers, so you can put them highlighted on your site, if you want to, all the rest goes by the Amazon webservices
--> http://www.vedrine.net/AmaZone.html
I see for Amazone version 1.2 is to be found in the CVS. [PROBABLY WITH ISSUES]
- Igor
i remember the conversation on the books-module-list last year: AFAIK, Jean Michel finally dediced to release his new "baby" the complete overhauled (or redesigned) book-module, where he integrated many features and new things. We should make sure where the new version is and how stable it is.
Anyway: Besides this we should get the actual (the newest version) into a testing field. Especially a Amazon-web-services module needs many testers, since the different Country-codes are quite important.
and besides this - Videokid, we have two Amazon-modules ....;
we have two ones:
http://www.ttgapers.com
http://www.vedrine.net
BTW see this posting: http://community.postnuke.com/module-Forum-viewtopic-topic-48954-start-0.htm whereas the guy from http://www.ttgapers.com annouces his module...
Quote
Features:
pnAPI compliant
pnRendered compliant
.76x, .8 compliant (thus far)
multi-locale (even Japan)
multi-currency
XHTML 1.1 compliant (as much as possbible)
ECS 4.0 compliant
REST compliant
See in action: http://www.ttgapers.com
I would like to submit this to PostNuke Modules for inclusion. Please advise on module registration etc.
Now, I am still contemplating this modules for general release. Based on feedback it will be. Last time I did not get enough feedback to warrant release and support. Hopefully now with a multi-locale offering it will be.
Regards
supa
edited by: daddysupa, May 22, 2006 - 03:53 PM
VideoKid, what should we do. It is sad sad sad that Supa from http://www.ttgapers.com
keeps his interesting module unreleased. This is funny, isnt it.
Anyway: i look forward to hear from you. Especially we can look and see whats the newest version of Jean Michel Vedrines module is. Is this a new version... http://noc.postnuke.com/scm/?group_id=401
Hmm perhaps we can contact him....
what do you think....?! Look forward to hear from you..
cheers
occasione
edited by: occasione, May 20, 2007 - 05:10 PM
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21.May 2007 - 02:56
I am still alive
but unfortunately I have no time for PostNuke programming 
The NOC has the most up to date version of both books and AmaZone modules, apart from small bugfixes that I have made since but was unable to commit to the NOC because my password is no more working (I have tried to notify several members of the PN team that I was unable to commit to CVS, but received no response, the strange thing is that the password work to log on the NOC but not to commit with my turtoise CVS client)
I wil probably not be able to do any serious programming work for the comming years, so if anybody want to work on these modules, I will gladly accept.
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21.May 2007 - 06:27
great to hear from you. Thanks for the news-update.
jmvedrine
Hello,
I am still alive
The NOC has the most up to date version of both books and AmaZone modules, apart from small bugfixes that I have made since but was unable to commit to the NOC because my password is no more working (I have tried to notify several members of the PN team that I was unable to commit to CVS, but received no response, the strange thing is that the password work to log on the NOC but not to commit with my turtoise CVS client)
I wil probably not be able to do any serious programming work for the comming years, so if anybody want to work on these modules, I will gladly accept.
Jean Michel thanks for this offer. I think that the best thing is to announce it on the main /(module) page. The Amazon-mod is a most wanted and a great real world application. So i am sure that it has many friends. Let us make sure that the development continues.
Someone should take care and take the issue to the news-site of pn.com
cheers occasione
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10.May 2008 - 16:50
Some bad news :
Amazone PostNuke module has stopped working.
This is because the Amazon Web Service that the module was using to get data from Amazon is now deprecated.
To make it works again it would be necessary to rewrite the whole code to query the new version of Amazon Web Service. And in fact it would be better to rewrite the whole module to be pnAPI compliant and templated.
Unfortunately I have no time for that huge task so unless someone want to adopt this module, it is now dead.
But as I have received no query or mail since it doesn't work I guess not a lot of people are still using it.
On the contrary I will release a new version of the books module wich query the new version of Amazon Web Service to get books details in administration (this was only a small work so I was able to do it).
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jmvedrine
On the contrary I will release a new version of the books module wich query the new version of Amazon Web Service to get books details in administration (this was only a small work so I was able to do it).
Does this mean there is an API enabled version of the Books module?
I would like to have that, I had to remove Amazone. I had previously used the books module with manual entry and switched to Amazone. Really entering the isbn numbers and having the details drawn from Amazon API would be ideal for my site.
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30.Jul 2008 - 23:40
Was / is the latest code for Amazone v1.2 ? Its no longer available from your site, I would like to research a bit to see whats required.
Quote
I see for Amazone version 1.2 is to be found in the CVS
Quote
Unfortunately I have no time for that huge task so unless someone want to adopt this module, it is now dead.
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31.Jul 2008 - 13:16
thowden
Was / is the latest code for Amazone v1.2 ? Its no longer available from your site, I would like to research a bit to see whats require
Keops works on an overhauled / new module for amazon-web-services.
soon to be released he wrote "wait a bit for mine ;o) 2 or 3 weeks"
- see more infos at http://www.keopsonline.com
BTW - the other ones are
http://www.ttgapers.com/module-ttStore-browse-mode-Books-node-5-locale-us.html
wich was never ever released ....at least i did not see any
and the vedrine.net -version...
..besides the above mentioned - any progress here..?
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2.Jan 2009 - 11:49
see some book-modules that run zikula (PostNuke!?)
http://www.keopsonline.com/portal/index.php
http://www.vedrine.net/module-books-display-bkid-6.html
with this module you can add reviews to each book - looks impressive.
well i am not sure if it works with the amazon webservices ver 4.
the second one - by vedrine.net was a follow-up of the older book-module.
see also
http://chipdir.nl/amazon/amazonv4.php?mode=books&searchtype=KeywordSearch&locale=us&language=en&search=Machiavelli
http://preciogasolina.com/
http://www.keopsonline.com/portal/index.php?module=pnODP&file=index&browse=/World/Deutsch/Gesellschaft/Menschen/Pers%C3%B6nliche_Homepages/H/
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3.Jan 2009 - 06:52
he wrote me a mail.
My old Amazone module is outdated and no more working because it use AWS3
Apart if someone else has time and knowledge there will not be any new
version of AmaZone because I don't have time for that task.
But my Books module is working with zikula and has been updated to use
AWS 4. You can download it here :
http://www.vedrine.net/module-Downloads-display-lid-38.html
Greetings.
Jean-Michel
see the Books module here
http://www.vedrine.net/module-books-display-bkid-6.html
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