{jumi [FilePathName] [arg1] [arg2] ... [argN]}

• where:

• "FilePathName" is the file pathname of the file to be included - relative to your Joomla directory root.

Example: {jumi [includes/footer.php]}

• Arguments [arg1] [arg2] ... [argN] are optional. It depends on your custom included php file if it can handle them.

• Arguments can be accessed by $jumi array in an included php file.
• Remark: everything out of the square brackets is ignored; you can use this feature for your comments

e.g.: {Jumi ApplicationName[FilePathName] width=[arg1] height=[arg2]}

Do it by the same way as you copy another modules in Joomla!

1. Go to the backend
2. From drop down menu choose modules -> site modules
3. Find Jumi module
4. Select it (check mark) and from menu choose Copy
5. You can rename a copy as you wish and place it where you wish

• Every copy of Jumi module can point to different file to be included (and shown) into the module. For this you have to point into the appropriate path of the file to be included in the admin interface of a module.

• Note: Only ONE instance of "jumi.xml" and "jumi.php" in your directory. Parametres are stored in the database adn drives all copies of a module.