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I just checked to see the license info. It's GNU/GPL

Why don't we ask the original developer? His email address is in the files as well.....

EDIT:
After all we have limited capacity, and I've always had the idea that the team can develop JEM's core, and third-party plugins can do the rest of the trick.....
Let's be efficient

@ Hekla

At the moment with JEM I need to do it via modules which then are included in articles (or is there an easier way?).
It would be very nice to have this Plugin again in JEM. I still have the J1.5 plugin package. It is attached to the posting – maybe it is of some help.

it's definately a help as that code was working but needs to be updated to current format. Hoffi is right there are a lot of things to be done but as you're helping out i'd like to spend some time to it, at least will try it out a bit in the weekend.

but Ernst has a point, if Luis Raposo is willing to adapt it to current standars then he is welcome to do so.

ernst67 wrote: Can this plugin be used in the descrption text of an event? Sometimes it's useful to have an event which contains links to other events. e.g. a weekend festival that has individual events on Friday, Saturday and Sunday....

I haven't tried it, and I have no running J1.5 installation anymore, so I cannot try it out.

ernst67 wrote: If I saw this well, there is no option for the event image...?

I have never used the event images, so I don't know either ...

hekla wrote: I haven't tried it, and I have no running J1.5 installation anymore, so I cannot try it out.

I'm sure you meant J! 2.5.
(just to limit other readers confusion) Oops - my confusion.
The plugin was only running on J! 1.5? Because EL itself runs fine on J! 2.5.

The plugin was only running on J! 1.5?

according to the info within the xml that would be correct.

Hoffi wrote: The plugin was only running on J! 1.5? Because EL itself runs fine on J! 2.5.

I tried it with EL on J2.5 but it didn't work and as a non-coder I wasn't able to detect why.