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Christ Family Church of Cary, NC

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group: Churches
arcaneadam@drup... - Tue, 2009-05-19 17:19

http://christfamilychurch.com

This site was designed with Drupal 6 and used some pretty basic modules. In addition to the core modules some of the front-end modules used were Views, Date, CCK, PathAuto, Menu Breadcrumb, Search 404, Menu Block. Some of the back-end/admin modules used were Admin menu(FTW! I love This), Vertical Tabs, Menu Settings Per Content Type, TinyTinyMCE, IMCE, Draggable Views, Image API, Image Crop, Better Formats. For enhanced SEO/tracking we used XML Sitemaps, Sitemaps, Google Analytics.


Better demo site

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group: Activity
sirkitree - Tue, 2009-03-10 00:14

Does anyone have a better demo site I can link to from the project page? The old one is no longer... any good. I plan on getting a new demo up at http://activity.sirkitree.net - but wondering if anyone has one right now.


SOHO Life - HKDUG Group Project

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group: Hong Kong
johndbritton@dr... - Tue, 2008-11-18 11:52

SOHO Life has a really nice office in Sheung Wan, literally a minutes walk from exit C. The rooms have projectors and wifi access, it's perfect for our meetings.

Nick and I have arranged to work on the SOHO Life website, and hope to complete it before December 6, 2008 (the day of http://openeverything.hk/2008/) since they are the venue sponsor for that event.


Color.module demo

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skiquel - Thu, 2008-08-21 22:32

Hi, I wanted to point you guys to a demonstration of color.module I am working on.

http://www.skiquel.com/lab/drupal-6/ - You should be able to get to try it as 'user' and 'admin', and play around with the scheme functionality.


Pluralism Template Ported to Drupal 6 Theme

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group: Toronto
bboyjay - Tue, 2008-01-22 16:36

After walkah's presentation on Drupal 6 Themeing, I ported and contributed a theme to drupal.org. Some really great information that inspired me to contribute a new theme. I did a relatively detailed write up in the showcase forums.

http://drupal.org/node/212952

Thanks James, for the great presentation and answering the question we all had.


Drupal Drop In London at Imagination (May 2007)

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Robert Castelo - Thu, 2007-05-17 09:16
Start: 
2007-03-25 18:30 Etc/GMT

We're excited to announce that the next Drupal Drop In session will be held at the Imagination Group's European headquarters, a jaw droppingly beautiful office space in the centre of London.

As well as a great space, wireless connection and projector, Imagination will also generously be providing drinks and nibbles for the evening.

So if you're interested in finding out why everyone from I.B.M. to Greenpeace is using Drupal, please register on upcoming.org to attend.


Building High-Powered web sites with Drupal 5

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group: Chicago
Crell@drupal.org - Sun, 2007-01-14 00:37
Start: 
2007-01-15 18:30 - 21:00 America/Chicago

OK, so it's a bit late to plan a January Drupal-Chicago event, so let's start on February. Yours truly is giving a presentation on Drupal 5 to the DePaul Linux Community (DLC) at DePaul University's Loop campus on 15 February. All local (and not so local) Drupalistas are welcome to come and help/heckle!


Update

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silence - Thu, 2006-07-27 05:53

A update after long time...

The html page is now converted into a module, and can be found here. The js files can be found here: http://www.freewebs.com/socdemocode/js.rar . Put these files into js folder of the module.


Weekly Update

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silence - Mon, 2006-07-03 09:54

Hi!

Hopefully you have been to the midweek demo that I had provided a few days back. After that update, I tried to support other widgets. Hence here's the new demo and below is the report:


26th June - 1st July

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silence - Thu, 2006-06-29 09:55

In this week (from 26th June to 1st July), one of the primary aims was to develop a framework on client side which implements addWidget(), deleteWidget() etc. The framework should be working directly on the DOM form and JS form object.

Here is a demo of what I am trying to do for the goal.


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