modulebot2 - Module includer compatible with 4.5.1+
The "BotSquad" released an excellent mambot for including modules in your content back in the old pre 4.5.1 days. Only trouble is, it wouldn't work with version 4.5.1 and above. The following download is an updated version of their mambot, complete with installer xml file. This has been tested with Mambo 4.5.2.3, so it should work fine for 4.5.1 as well.
To include a module, use the following syntax in your content item: {modulebot2 module=modulename} or if you prefer, you can just specify the module position, and it will include all modules assigned to that position like this: {modulebot2 user1} (where user1 is the module position).
modulebot2.zip
mosForm Includer Mambot
The following .zip file is a mambot installation for Mambo 4.5.1a, which will allow you to include a mosForm in your content items. The mambot is really just a hack disguised as a mambot, and it uses the php file_get_contents function to retrieve the form. It is very rudimentary - if there are form errors, you will be redirected to the form's own page.
Anyway, it worked for what I wanted to do, and it might work for you, so feel free to give it a go. If it doesn't work, feel free to
let me know, but don't expect me to fix it! To use the mambot, enter the following in your content item: {mosforminclude form=FormNumber[,heading=hide]} where FormNumber is the number of the mosForm. You can optionally specify that the form title not be shown by including the heading=hide parameter (if you use heading=hide, make sure you include a comma between the 2 parameters).
If the above does not work for you, try this version - it uses CURL instead of file_get_contents, so if your web host won't allow php to get urls you might have more success with this. I think it runs a bit slower than file_get_contents, but the end result is the same.
mosformincludecurl.zip
This simple CSS template has no tables at all and provides a neat "bare-bones" model for you to develop your own template - or if you like plain and simple, just use the template as it is. Includes accessibility features, and is XHTML compliant.