Posted by dennypenny on January 25, 2010 at 6:33pm
Last updated by pianomansam on Mon, 2010-01-25 20:38
Last updated by pianomansam on Mon, 2010-01-25 20:38
SAM OLTZ
Ridge Point (Oct. 2008 - Oct. 2009; first Drupal site)
- Chose Drupal because they wanted lots of editors and to control access. Online giving portion, gift store (nixed from launch b/c trying to figure out internal stuff)
- Ubercart 2.0 for Drupal 6 was still in beta
- wasn't going to be stable enough for Ridge Point's need
- No security updates since launch
- stores emails in a database and get an email copy
- don't use any of the built-in contact form because those aren't stored in a database
- As a group, you can subscribe to any changes, comments, contact emails, etc.
Flow-Rite (heavy industry site)
- Ubercart still in beta when project started
- Wanted different price points depending on site role
- Drupal 5 didn't really support that; Ubercart 2 has a couple different modules to do this
- Owners want to make the site international; Drupal 5 kind of handles this, but Drupal 6 does a better job
- CCK
- More business to business usage; designers had to figure out how to cater to devoted buyers
FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes) Resources
- Will turn it into Drupal 6
- Wanted advanced, faceted search, semantic web
- Wasn't sure if they wanted to run APACHE solar server
- Wasn't sure about Java app
- Since it's raw php, takes a while
- can't easily do Boolean search (or, not)
- Can log in via Twitter and other sites
- Echo similar to Disqus
- Threaded or flat commenting
CARL FURROW
Red Cross GR (first Drupal site)
- CCK file fields
- jquery rotator
ANDREW
Livewire Networks (data broker)
- all in ajax
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- Sales force module, but nothing for trading info back and forth; lots of PHP development
- thought about selling module, but Sales Force doesn't like this sort of stuff so keep changing their stuff
- have had to change the module four times in eight months
- has to rewrite the call scripts