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Nous envisageons de créer un événement genre camp autour des besoins du secteur solidaire et des associations avec le soutien de Danone Communties.

Ont été identifié comme des réponses Drupal adaptées au secteur :
OpenAtrium
CiviCRM
SimpleNews
Facebook connect
Tattler (éventuellement)

D’où l’idée de faire un camp probablement fin d’après midi et soirée ou WE.

Open atrium et features semble avoir le vent en poupe. Ca pourrait être passionnant.
Une nouvelle version de CiviCRM vient de sortir.
Tattler c'est le sémantique
Simpelnews cherche un co-mainteneur

Portland Area Business Association (PABA)
Request for Proposal

PABA, Portland’s LGTBQ & Allied Business Association and Chamber of Commerce, is seeking qualified developers to complete and enhance its current website. We welcome submissions from all interested parties that can demonstrate qualification for the work.

Current Status of PABA site

Looking for an experienced Drupal pro to configure a public web site and CiviCRM installation. This is a contract job. There may be some theme tweaks needed, so theme experience is a plus.

Our preference is to work with someone in New England (US).

Please provide references and hourly rates.

Contact: Graham Clarke - info@53tech.com

Hej,

Jag letar efter någon som kan civicrm. Finns det någon som kan tipsa mig?

Hi all,
I am developing a site (currently in dev at http://new.pittsburghprep.com) for a test prep company. They provide classes on the SAT and other tests, in addition to private tutoring. They will also have a web store for textbooks and other course materials. Here is a breakdown of the site's core functionality:

First, for end users:
1) Course sign-up and pay
2) Tutoring package sign up and pay
3) Textbook/course material purchase
4) Participation in group discussions and intra-group messaging
5) Take e-courses

And for site admins:

I'm trying to deal w/ script "2_person_groups.sql" and I'm having a devil of a time getting through parts of this one (and I'm sure it'll happen again later on too).

I don't understand why there's a line CONCAT("Facil import: tblPerson.PersonID=", PersonID)   AS description, -- it seems to me that this pulls in a user ID number from a member and uses it as the group description. But that line makes sense in a subsequent script, so I think it might be an error due to copy and paste.

Also, the script doesn't work, at least for me at Boston.

I’m looking for a Drupal developer familiar with CiviCRM to work on integration of Drupal and CiviCRM. The website is nearly completed however in need of an experienced Drupal/CiviCRM developer to provide additional functionality to this project.

The position will require 30-40 hours a week, on a contract basis, with the potential option of a full-time position in the future.

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An existing site needs Drupal developer or organization to continue extending site functionality. Site is based on Drupal 6, has content with custom theme, images, slideshows, signup forms, CiviCRM, email newsletters.

The functionality needs to be extended to support eCommerce (for classes and products), videos, calendars and mail for specific groups and schedules using CiviMail. Experience with Drupal 6, stylesheets, eCommerce and CiviCRM is necessary.

raSANTIAGO's scripts for importing data into CiviCRM from original Facil data are working very well. (See: http://groups.drupal.org/node/23535) So far, I've only had to make a few modifications to the code. Especially pleased with the scripts for pulling Facil's Class data into CiviCRM's Event tables. raSANTIAGO developed these scripts for Portland Community Media and released them as open source code available to anyone in the Public Access community involved with migrating away from Facil to an open source database environment (particularly MySQL).