Denver / Boulder Colorado User Group (DBUG)

On the heels of a successful Drupalcamp, there's been some talk of having a CiviCRM Dev Camp in the Denver area.

We'd like to guage interest. If you may be interested in learning more about CiviCRM specifically, please jot a quick comment in this thread. If you have any suggestions or would like to help, that's great too!

Hi folks,

DrupalCamp Colorado organizers plan to provide complimentary breakfast for attendees on both days of the conference and complimentary lunch on one day. Here are our choices and prices (paid for by DrupalCamp, of course):

Breakfast:

1. PPA catered: Sunrise Breakfast at $5.50 per person. It includes assorted breakfast breads, pastries, bagels & croissants, butter and cream cheese. Coffee is $1 per cup. Total = $6.50-ish per person (if everyone drinks one cup of coffee).

Hi,

Just curious. Has anyone had success with the Named Anchors in Drupal 6? I'm building a site that requires a side menu to link to views further down the page.

Please respond if you have had any experiences with this.

Thanks,

D

I know this group is focused on the Front Range area. However, does anyone know of a Fort Collins specific group. It would be cool to meet up with some local Drupal developers. (without the commute to Denver!)

JL

Okay so I have the views setup and everything looks perfect except the last row of images. It stacks them vertically. I would like it to stake the images horizontally within that row. I have it setup on the Fields Row Style and have inline checked for the image field. What seperator should be used to display these items one after another in this row? Any ideas would be great.

Examples of what Im talking about...

Currently:

Title:

Teaser:

Images:

Image 1
Image 2
Image 3

What I would like:

Title:

Teaser:

Images:

Image 1, Image 2, Image 3

Thanks,

DrupalCamp Colorado Registration has been opened! You can register at the main camp website - http://www.drupalcampcolorado.org

DrupalCamp Colorado is the regions biggest gathering of people interested in Drupal. The event is based around sessions proposed from the community and voted on by attendees. Camp is funded by a mix of entry fees and sponsorships.

DrupalCamp Colorado 2009

June 27 and 28th we will be at the Denver PPA Event Center (2105 Decatur St. Denver, CO 80211).

OK since we have several different lines of communication going, thought I'd start this discussion as a means for consolidating all that. Below is what I could glean from the various emails I received.

So far Kane Leins and I are working on design comps. Attheshow is handling the production. 1st round design proofs are to be posted by May 18, finals by May 29.

My first comp is viewable at http://www.flickr.com/photos/kenheim/3523128822

Thanks

Hi. I've got a small question & a large question.

Small question: Can anyone recommend a good, simple Twitter module for Drupal 6.x. I just want to put an admin's tweets on a site -- nothing too fancy here. Something that uses Views would be nice.

The Boost Drupal Media Module Development project for the Google Summer of Code 2009 is looking for co-mentors and local Drupal ambassadors, if you're interested! We specifically are looking for people connected to the community living near Lincoln, Nebraska, who would be willing to make sure student Jon Stacey takes a break from his computer every now and then...

Make sure to attend the Media Sprint Update Panel and join the Media Sprint 2009 at Open Media Camp in Denver, on April 18-19!

The presenters of this panel, including Aaron Winborn (aaron), Arthur Foelsche (arthurf), and Alex Urevick-Ackelsberg (Alex UA), will discuss the ongoing efforts of the Media Sprint by the Drupal Media working group to bring to fruition the Media module and related work.

This panel will begin with a demonstration and discussion of the current state of the ongoing development of the Media module, and a thorough examination of the concept for its extensible API. Finally, we'll discuss the near and far-term plans, including the Media Sprint planned for the next day of the Open Media Camp.