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Joomla Scrolling Stock Print E-mail

 Support Joomla 1.0     View demo 

 

Want to display Yahoo Stocks on your web sites in a scrolling marquee fashion (stock ticker)? Scrolling Stock is a unique product to suite your needs. It has the following features:

 

1. Ajax technology to refresh the data data.

2. Displaying data in scrolling marquee fashion.

 

You, as the website administrator, can customize the stock you want to track. Ajax Stock supports any stock symbols used by Yahoo Finance. You can even include the international stocks and options.

 

Please Note, Scrolling Stock uses <marquee> tag for scrolling effect. Marquee is a none-standard HTML tag. Currently Firefox, IE and Chrome has no issue with it. However, there is no guarrantee that future versions will still support marquee tag.

 

To use the tool, publish the module and place it to the places where you want to display stocks.

 

Each purchase is valid for one domain. Depending on your installation of Joomla, you can choose either one of the following two options.

 

 

Scrolling Stock  for Joomla 1.0xScrolling Stock for Joomla 1.5

There is a $15 charge for Joomla 1.0 releases.

 

There is a $15 charge for Joomla 1.5 releases.

 

 

 

The key features in Scrolling Stock v1.0.0 and 1.5.0 are:
 You can specify a list of stocks you want to track, seperated by "+", such as IBM+GOOG. If you are interestd in the exchange rate data, you can use format such as IBM+GOOG+USDJPY=X
 You can specify how often you want to stock quotes to be updated.
 We uses Ajax so that updating stock quotes will NOT refresh the whole page.
 Stock quotes is almost real time, limited by Yahoo's stock time delay (usually 15-20 minutes)
 CSS is customizabe by editing mod_scrollingstock.css file.
 You can rename stocks by editing mod_scrollingstock_lang.php file.

 

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