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One-on-one consulting, review of current web site development - social networking site | Self

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squashnut - Wed, 2008-09-03 07:13
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A little consulting help/advice for a newbie?

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squashnut - Thu, 2008-08-28 22:57

I am building a social networking site for a particular sport. I'm using Drupal 6. I've read lots of documentation, a few books and have become quite dangerous. I'm hoping to find someone who would be able to sit down for a couple of 2-3 hr sessions to review what has been done and provide a few pointers. And correct my misunderstanding of how Drupal works. Need some particular help in the Organic Groups area to ensure this is being setup as expected and to understand the features I'm missing.

Drupal Developer | Ballet Preljocaj - Aix-en-Provence

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doc2@drupalfr.org - Mon, 2008-03-31 14:07
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We're looking for a drupal 5 feature/development which will allow us to edit multiple images at once, using different types of cck fields and taxonomy terms.

NB.: We're using, between others, the image.module (v.1.6), the contributed image_import.module, the cck_taxonomy_ssu.module

If you're interested, please contact us through my contact form with an approximate price for your service.

Greetings,

Arsène

> Same offer on http://drupal.org/node/240846


Adobe Photoshop Express

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Chris Charlton - Thu, 2008-03-27 05:44

Adobe just released Photoshop Express - a free online photo hosting service and editor. It looks really promising; this app really impressed me. It has tons of little features but all presented very well and simple, in my opinion. The application was done in Flex and offers these features that anyone can use for free.

  • Photo hosting (2GB)
  • Load/Browse photos from Facebook, PhotoBucket, and Picasa (Google)
  • Edit photos
  • Preview edits in live mode and with scenario example previews
  • Make 2D/3D slideshows (that rock!) and even share them (perfect for portfolios and photographers)
  • Full-screen mode (awesome!)
  • Share photos/galleries
  • Rate photos

Now available: better control over ImageMagick operations

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zoo33@drupal.org - Tue, 2007-10-23 09:44

Image Enhanced Scaling is dead – long live ImageMagick Advanced Options! Yes, the Long Module Names Movement is back with longer names than ever before!

As of Octover 10, Image module comes with a new contributed module: ImageMagick Advanced Options. This is good news for anyone who needs fine-grained control over their images in Drupal, such as photographers or managers of image archives – regardless of wheter they use Image module or not. This post describes how it came into existence and why you should use it.


image in core - from a users perspective

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mortendk - Sat, 2007-10-06 09:31

Hey people
ive just posted a wishlist for the image in core, that walkah were talking bout at the drupalcon barcelona.
i thought it would be a good idea to share this - so we can figure out what we want in this "imageincoreoneandforall" :)

link to the original post at my blog: http://morten.dk/node/174
flickr screens: http://flickr.com/photos/mortendk/tags/drupalimagesincorewishlist/

its still a working draft so spelling errors missing stuff etc ... ;)

Dear Walkah - the wishlist for images in core
original post http://morten.dk/node/174/


Making the image module not suck

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drewish - Mon, 2007-07-16 17:14

Much like the event module, the image module has slowly gained a reputation as a crap module. I've been working for the last few months to turn that around, first working my way through the the issue queue closing a couple hundred issues, then by trying to fix bugs and implement some of the many, repeated calls for features (like being able to have images opened in a new window). If you're curious, you can read through the release notes to see what I've been up to.


Drupal N00b!

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tpilcher - Fri, 2007-05-25 15:25

Hi,

I am new to Drupal but I am jumping in with both feet. Right now I am setting up 3 Drupal sites for
my department at Boston University.

I like Drupal's clean adminstration interface but I am having some trouble getting
the hang of adding images in content. This is what the users of this site will want to do.
Create pages or stories, and be able to include pictures with thier text.

I was having problems with absolute/non-absolute URL's but I got this fixed. I can now
upload an image or attachment and have it appear with a non-broken link.

Developing CCK teasers the right way

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marcob - Fri, 2006-06-23 09:31

Howdy,

looks like one of the most wanted features of Conent Construction Kit (CCK) are teasers (short presentation text of nodes with eventually a picture, showing on the front page).

Urging this feature as many others for couple of my websites, I digged Drupal.org a bit looking for a solution. Unfortunately, teaser functionality seems still on it's first steps and many different approaches can be found (i write below the interesting Drupal.org nodes i found).

QUESTION: i would be interested in hiring / co-sponsoring a programmer to develop teaser functionality for CCK. Can any expert Drupal coder give a hint on what approach is more reliable/correct/better, so to take the right path and spend well any effort?

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