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How to link templates from different modules on a page?

Hi! I have a page with 5 XMOD Modules showing each one a slice of information of a person. I need to make them show information based on its master template, like on the image below. I appreciate any help to accomplish this mission.
linkmaster detail templatetemplates
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Rosil Belli asked Apr 5, 2014 active Apr 5, 2014

Multiple dropdowns and image link problem

I've followed the examples for having linked drop-down selectors and have everything working just fine. However on my second drop-down I would like to display an image above the results list. The Select command for the drop down access the correct table holding the image name but when I try display it I get an error thrown. I'm trying to pass the image name as a page variable to display on the ref
link
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David Kelly asked Nov 1, 2013 active Nov 1, 2013

Show file download link

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Hi, I need to show in a template, a download link to a file that is uploaded to a filefield. Is it possible to do this? A greeting and thanks.
Downloadfilelink
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Francisco Pérez asked Oct 18, 2013 active Oct 21, 2013

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