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We are looking for a freelance Drupal developer for our growing flagship online community, www.digitaldollhouse.com. The candidate must have professional Drupal 6 experience including custom modules and the forms API. The position is for 20-30 hours a week and needs to be filled by someone in the Los Angeles area. The commitment is 3 months, with opportunities to extend. We have a fun and flexible organization looking for the right programmer. Telecommuting is possible but the candidate must be able to work on-site half of the time.

Required Experience:
3+ years PHP/LAMP

We are looking for a Full-time onsite Drupal Developer for our fast growing flagship online community. The candidate must have professional Drupal 6 experience including custom modules and the forms API.

We are seeking a mid-senior level Drupal developer in the Los Angeles area able to assist us in developing our flagship online community. This position is on-site, contract to full-time. This is an opportunity to get involved with a unique application of Drupal in the creation of a virtual world, details of which can be found here: http://drupal.org/node/430222

As a Drupal developer, the successful applicant would be experienced with the following: PHP, MySQL, XHTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, AJAX, AMFPHP, in addition to the qualifications listed below.

Desired Qualifications:

I have two node types - A and B. B has a nodereference to A, thus one A (parent) has many B children:
A1
|-B11
|-B12
|-B13
...

A2
|-B21
|-B22
|-B23
...

I need a view that displays a row per A-node along with one of A's children (the first, a random, etc.). Example:

A1 B11

A2 B21

A3 B31

I saw a podcast showing how to do the reverse: for each child, use the Views relationships to show the parent's title for example. That's clear but I need it top-down: for each parent show one child. How can I do this with views?

Here's a case study (http://drupal.org/node/339500), but it's more about launching a site and making it kid friendly. Where as I'm interested in putting together a platform which is easy for kids to install and maintain.

It's an excellent write-up about privacy and usability, there's a good amount that can be learned from it.