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Old 03.02.2005, 03:09   #1 (permalink)
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Default Can i create a custom module that will not display in the standard mambo HTML table?

I have created a custom mambo module but would prefer it wasn't wrapped in a HTML table.

The custom module simply creates an IMG tag so I would rather it returned the IMG tag only instead of the IMG tag wrapped by an HTML table. Is this possible?

Obviously I could mess with the mosLoadModules() routine but would rather not as this would muck other modules loaded the same way but need the HTML table wrapper.

I hope this makes sense
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