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My appologises if this has already been discussed but I was wondering if there is a patch (or otherwise) which allows the signup schedule module to more exactly specify the opening and closing time than just midnight on the said day. And if there isn't I was hoping someone would be willing to create said patch as I think it would be very useful for event signups to give more control over the signup period.

{NOTE: This wrap-up post was emailed to the Drupal Camp Vancouver attendees and cross-posted here for posterity and community sharing - daveo}

THANKS MUCHO

We're a few days past Drupal Camp Vancouver and we, Dave, Dale and Ariane your earnest organizers, want to say "Thanks!" to everyone who sponsored, volunteered, presented, and otherwise helped out to make DCV08 a enjoyable and beneficial event. The vibe and the knowledge sharing resulted in some outstanding collaboration and compelling networking for sure.

Hello,

I have only been a member of this group for about a week. So I apologize if I missed my answer somewhere on this site.

When is the next meeting? I would like to get together with other drupal beginners and experts to discuss setting up a drupal site. Being new to drupal, I installed 5.7 and have been playing around with the basic core features. But where to go from there is the question. Also there are parts of drupal I don't really understand - taxonomy, cck, views, setting up the administrative side of things. Did I say I was new to drupal? :)

We are an online social issue film delivery LLC based in Virginia. Our URL is www.nomadsland.com.

We have been working for six months on our Beta design site to be assembled in Drupal 5.x using Amazon S3 for video content delivery of h264 progressive download files.

This project is very cutting edge as we will be combining offline social networking with HD video delivery.

Please take a careful look at our site and then contact us and please compose your response carefully. Based on this response we will send you our official detailed RFP document.

I am a user of Remember the milk, Google Calendar, and Drupal. This is what I want to propose for my GSoC application, please feel free to comment, I would like to get feedback.

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The hounds of Drupal Camp Vancouver are unleashed and the event is already generating great interest. Along with Ariane and Dale, we've formed an organizing committee to kick things off and now encourage you to earn your Drupal community stripes by helping out.

Here's how:

• Join this Drupal Camp Vancouver group - easy right
• Blog about the event, tell your friends, tell your spouse you won't be home cause you are geeking out
• Choose a task to head up or assist with (note your choice and skillz on the wiki)
• Encourage your boss to sponsor Drupal Camp Vancouver (pledge your support on wiki) - if you are a boss, go directly to wiki and kick down some cash and encourage your wisest employees to sign-up and present when the time comes

Note: We do need some sponsorship scratch to pay space deposits etc. so if you are convinced of the benefits of sponsorship and are ready to write a cheque, please contact my organizing colleague, Dale or Ariane. {Special Thanks to the early signers of the declaration Social Signal, Affinity Bridge, Raincity Studios, happyfrog.ca, Strutta ...} Someone ping Sun and ask for money too please.

I am leaving to Mexico for vacation funtimes in about an hour so try not to break the Interwebs while i am gone ;-) Go Drupal Campers! and thanks for your support.

PS Out of towners are very welcome, we'll set up some crash space and hotel info-sharing closer to the time!

After significant discussion, wondering and mustering, a rag-tag team of volunteers has stepped up to wrangle Vancouver Drupal Camp.

Details: {See Attention all Drupal Enthusiasts}

Date: May 9-10, 2008
Where: Friday sessions at SFU Wosk Centre for Dialouge (Hasting and Seymour), Saturday sessions at Workspace (21 Water St., Gastown)
Who:You and about 80 other people (first come, first served - stay tuned for registration mid-April)

DrupalCon just finished wrapping up and it has been an amazing week. Over 900 people attended over 50 sessions and over 30 Birds of a Feather (BoF) sessions. In the rooms and halls you could see knowledge virally spreading throughout the attendees as well as connections being made. DrupalCon may be over but don't let the knowledge sharing stop here.

This event was put on by people just like everyone here on G.D.O, don't let events like this stop! YOU are keeping this going!

Here are a few great events coming up!

Sydney, Australia May 18th-22nd, 2008 Drupal Asia/Pacific Conference.
The first major Drupal conference in Australia teamed up with CeBit.

Austin, Texas March 8th, 2008 BarCamp with Much Drupal love

Orlando, Florida April 5th-6th, 2008 Barcamp with much Drupal love

Paris, France April 19th DrupalCamp2!

I'm working on a couple of sites at the moment that are in this sort of area, and one of the key parts of them is going to be the availability calendar, so site visitors can see at a glance if there are rooms available or not. I've looked at the availability module and also the openresort module and while they are both going in the right direction, neither quite gets all the way there.

Hi,
I'm using views.module (altogether with some other modules) to run an events site for my town. I'm trying to get some views from the events nodes (CCK content type) but I don't have a clue how to filter them properly.