Welcome to the Southern Colorado User Group (SCUG). We work with other Drupal users and developers throughout southern Colorado to
- promote Drupal in southern Colorado and the Colorado Springs area
- educate local Drupal users in front-end and back-end design and development
- provide a common setting for general discussion and conferences regarding Drupal
Quick SCUG meetup group survey
Hey all!
I'm posting this short survey to find out what sort of meetup content or events the member base for the Southern Colorado User Group would be interested in. If you can take just a minute to comment it would be incredibly helpful.
What kind of meetup format would you prefer?
[ ] Presentations or demonstrations of topics
[ ] Hands-on interactive building sessions
[ ] Open-ended chat, discussions
[ ] Other (Please elaborate)
What sort of Drupal topics are you interested in?
[ ] Business uses, case studies
[ ] Programming, custom modules
Drupal Help Desk Night and DrupalCon Recap
For this meetup we’re setting aside the bulk of the time for free Drupal Help Desk time.
- Trying to do a migration?
- Looking for the perfect module?
- Learning the new features of Drupal 8?
Bring your questions, projects, issues, and we’ll all pool our collective brain power to help you solve the problem!
We’ll also do a recap of DrupalCon Nashville and talk about the latest Drupal news.
Pizza and drinks will be provided for attendees. We'll hang out and eat and chat first then dive into Drupal stuff.
Read moreSeptember Southern CO Drupal Users Group
We're back into full swing with the first Meetup of 2018!
Pizza and drinks will be provided for attendees, we'll hangout and eat and chat first and then dive into the discussion topic. Tentatively capping attendance to around a dozen people (besides Monarch attendees) but that may change.
We’ll start with a look at the concepts focusing around the API-First Drupal initiative and how that has played out in Drupal 8, the decoupled Drupal concept, and dive into a demonstration implementation of a decoupled or headless Drupal setup using Contenta, Node.js, and Vue.js/Nuxt.js.
Read moreDrupal Camp Utah 2018 Session Submissions are open
Sessions submissions have officially opened. Visit the Sessions page to view all the proposed sessions. Click the "Submit a Session" link (below the page title) to submit your own session.
The deadline for submissions is March 15th, about 6 weeks away. Notification of session acceptance will happen shortly after that.
Read moreDrupalCamp Colorado 2017
This summer, join us at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains and learn Drupal, the Open Source content management system that lets you build amazing web sites and applications.
Register at http://2017.drupalcampcolorado.org/register today!
Read moreSeptember Southern CO Drupal Users Group
Coming off DrupalCamp Colorado 2016 in August, we've got a great deal to talk about.
If you have a topic or project you'd like to share (from DCCO or your own experience), please comment here and we'll add it to the agenda. Everyone always likes to know the specific topics before committing to come.
Specific topics will be here before very long, but mark your calendar for this date and time.
Read moreLearn to Sketchnote With Mike Rohde August 27
Sketchnote Workshop with Mike Rohde
Godfather of Visual Note Taking
Learn simple techniques for dramatically improving your visual note taking skills.
This one-day documentation and creative expression workshop is ideal for:
Read moreDrupalCamp CO Planning Meeting
Open to all who want to help make #DCCO2016 awesome!
Read moreSouthern Colorado Drupal Meetup
THREE great talks this meeting.
Caleb has already submitted this first talk for DrupalCamp Colorado: https://goo.gl/rgj2Xx (If you like it, please comment to recommend that the committee accept it for the camp.)
Register for DrupalCamp CO (It's free!) Submit a session. Meet people. August 13 and 14.
Online Training: "Integrating Drupal with CiviCRM"
This two-hour online training session is designed for current users of CiviCRM and Drupal that have some experience with the administration of both platforms and would like to learn how CiviCRM and Drupal work together. The benefits of the integration allow you to display CiviCRM data and pages on your website, to collect data from a form on your website, to grant your Drupal users to edit data in CiviCRM database and much more.
Read moreOnline Training: "Integrating Drupal with CiviCRM"
This two-hour online training session is designed for current users of CiviCRM and Drupal that have some experience with the administration of both platforms and would like to learn how CiviCRM and Drupal work together. The benefits of the integration allow you to display CiviCRM data and pages on your website, to collect data from a form on your website, to grant your Drupal users to edit data in CiviCRM database and much more.
Read moreMarch 2016 Southern Colorado Drupal Meetup
We have a combination of prepared presentations and open discussions. Come to learn and share.
Introductions and upcoming events. DrupalCon NOLA, DrupalCamp Colorado, DrupalCamp Utah.
*** Postponed. We'll see Kevin's presentation in the near future. ***
Drupal at Enterprise Scale. Kevin Wilder will talk about how a large telecommunications company implemented Drupal for its corporate intranet.
Current topics in Drupal and web development. As always, the internet landscape continues to grow and morph at a logrithmic rate. Bring your latest discoveries and questions.
Read moreJanuary 2016 Drupal Meetup
Drupal 8 has been released and it is a huge advancement, but it is also a huge departure from the past.
• Drupal 8 overview. So we're all coming from the same base knowledge, we'll mutually share posts and information about the new features and functionality of Drupal 8.
This will be a great topic for anyone.
• Migrating to Drupal 8. Building a new site in Drupal 8 might seem elementary compared to moving an existing, mission-critical Drupal 6 or Drupal 7 site to D8. Rick will share our experiences in planning and estimating migrations off of Drupal 6.
Read moreDrupal 7 node titles - symbols convert to html entities in Zen sub-theme
Hi there. I have a problem with D7. My node titles are converting some symbols to html entities. IE: '&' is converted to '&' etc. This happens on all content types and regardless of whether I'm using automatic node titles. Here's a few examples:
http://dev-ppld-sandbox.gotpantheon.com/databases/library-information-sc...
http://dev-ppld-sandbox.gotpantheon.com/press-releases/new-facility-will...
Read moreNovember SCUG Meetup
Opposites Attract
For November, we have something for the absolute beginner and for the experienced Drupal developer.
Getting started? Exploring?
We have been asked to do a beginners tutorial on getting going with Drupal. If you're new to Drupal over the past 6 months to 1 year, this will be the session for you.
Actually, if you have never touched Drupal before and you're trying to figure out if you have an application for it, this will be a great session for you, too.
Read moreProblem with SQL statement in Views D7
Hi there, I'm hoping a SQL ninja will find it in his or her heart to provide me with some advice.
I've created a page view which does the following:
- Pulls in nodes from two different content types
- Filters by two different term references, one for each content type.
It's not working, although in my mind (and limited sql understanding), it should. I think maybe there's an issue with the inner joins, because it seems the sql statement would working if they weren't there.
Anyways, I've attached two images, one of the api and one of the actual sql statement.
Read moreSeptember 2015 Southern Colorado Drupal Meetup
Which CMS should you use on your project? Let's compare and contrast!
We'd had multiple folks in our local Drupal community volunteer to demo a site in a competing CMS. We'll compare the features and functionality in Drupal terms that we use all the time:
• Content types and fields
• Permissions and access control
• E-commerce
• Theming
• Contributed ecosystem
• Plugin/module development
• Contributed ecosystem
• Community
• System requirements
• Learning curve
• SEO
• Scaling
And here are the contenders:
Read moreJuly 2015 Southern Colorado Drupal Meetup
Anglular.js and headless Drupal
We have an exciting and cutting edge topic and demo. We will be showing a demo site that completely replaces the traditional Drupal theming layer with Angular.js. Drupal is used to serve up database data and provide a content management system interface to all of your data.
Read moreMay 2015 Southern Colorado Drupal Group
This is usually one of the most popular and useful meetings of the year. Anyone who went to DrupalCon LA will come in to talk about the most insightful, future-facing and sometimes ridiculous things at DrupalCon.
If you went to DrupalCon LA, come with your major learnings and observations.
If you weren't there, you can get a great idea of what online videos you might want to dive in to.
Location. We're at the great 21st Century Library, but I was able to get the bigger conference room, B6.
Read moreForcontu is offering 10 x Drupal Training Scholarships
Forcontu is offering 10 x Training Scholarships for the Expert in Drupal 7 online course (valued at USD1350). If you want to apply, complete the form before April 15, 2015. On April 16 we will announce the 10 winners of a scholarship to join the course completely free. The course will be conducted from May 4 to December 4 (7 months).
More information and registration at:
http://www.forcontu.com/en/10-drupal-training-scholarships
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