Come one, come all to an exciting TriDUG meetup!
We will have several folks presenting on Drupalcon Portland, which took place in May. This should be a very informative meeting.
Also, we will be meeting at the new Red Hat Tower in downtown Raleigh for the first time. Please see notes below the schedule for details on the new location.
Please RSVP through meetup.com so we can appropriately prepare.
Schedule:
7:00-7:30 Downstairs lobby sign-in (get your visitor's badge)
7:30-7:45 Opening go around, announcements, jobs offered/wanted.
7:45 - 9:15 Three presentations (topics will vary, and be updated here shortly)
9:30 Optionally head to Busy Bee, walking distance. (http://www.busybeeraleigh.com)
New Location notes
Parking:
Parking is free after 6:50pm in the deck attached to Red Hat Tower. There are multiple entrances, main ones are on Wilmington and Blount.
If you arrive between 6:50 and 7pm, you will have to take a ticket, but you will not need to pay when leaving.
Parking on the street is also free after 5pm.
Check-in:
Once parked, follow signs to Red Hat Elevators. Head to the ground level. Sign in at the front desk to receive your badge.
If you arrive late, or your RSVP status changes last minute, no problem! Just make sure you let the front desk know you are here for TriDUG.
Comments
Anyone have a suggestion for how to do a bilingual site?
I want to create a single site with the pages in each language (user choice).
The translation is manual not automated, I have seen modules that do automated translation but none for manual.
I'm a n00b with Drupal, though I do have a one production site under my belt.
This will be on a wisp stack (Windows · IIS · ms Sql server · PHP) in case that matters.
I would prefer to not maintain a site for each language, but that's my backup plan.
Thanks,
-Chris C.
P.S.
I've posted here because of the "For better response use Groups.Drupal.Org/TriDUG" message in TriDUG discussion area.
I think the reason that you
I think the reason that you can't find modules for this purpose is it is part of the Drupal Core. Here are some links to get you started. Good luck and have fun.
https://drupal.org/documentation/modules/translation
https://drupal.org/documentation/modules/locale