profiles

Hello Drupal community,

Who am I?
I'm a 24 year old Belgian student communication multimedia design. I'm a webdesigner, with more graphical skills than technical.
This (scholar) year I combine a 4/5 job with my graduation project.

Graduation project + investigation

Like many, I'm creating a networking site. While I'm new to Drupal, I've worked with PHP, HTML, CSS, etc. My question is what is the best way to allow a user to add multiple items to their profile? For example we'd like our users to add their work history to their profile. Since we can't tell how many jobs someone's had, we'd like the option for adding, editing and deleting each job individually (similar to LinkedIn). So do we create CCK modules to enter the information? Use nodes for each job and add a view for them on the profile page?

The 'My Account' pages on g.d.o and d.o should have a option to embed the Drupal Association Badge. Maybe use a checkbox style similar to g.o -- It would be nice to verify the badge, so maybe provide a link to the association membership with the image?

Hola Senor! We are Federales. Ya know, the mounted police.

I'm creating a new thread for continuing the discussion of http://groups.drupal.org/node/8261.

I've just done some work and implemented a first prototype of the possible base module (variant 2) --> http://drupal.org/project/content_profile -> Test it!

This prototype allows to mark multiple content types as content profile, but tries to keep the code clean and simple. As nodeprofile had already the multiple content type stuff, I found it easier to start with it, and so I took the ongoing nodeprofile 6.x port, scraped features out of it, simplified the code and made it more extensible.

hi

I think this module will almost fit my needs, but I'm interested in creating 2-3 different mysite templates (let's call it profiles, ok?). For example: I want to create one mysite profile to display owners blog posts for user type - bloggers and second mysite profile to display owners photos for user type - photographer. This is just an example.

I don't want users to create their mysite instances from scratch, but I want to create certain types of predefined mysite profiles users should be able to choose from.

hi turkey!

i'm traveling the world for seven months profiling free culture, open source software, activists, couchsurfers and bloggers. on 1 aug, i will arrive in istanbul and am looking for people and organizations to profile, places to visit and people to visit and chat.

as of now, you can see the 10 episodes i've shot, edited and produced at < http://luckofseven.com >...

I am using the Node Profile module to create the directory for a college website. It has worked well except for one problem. I need to have the ability to add files to these profiles - as in CVs. There is no field to add for "files" or "file-upload" in the Profile configuration. Any ideas? Am I missing something obvious?

I've been thinking about how to do hCards. I built a small example version which I commited to the CVS. It builds up the XHTML using JavaScript and works well as an example, but is very bulky and I can see it becoming very limited.

I'm thinking a better option may be to use the existing Profiles module to build hCards. With Profiles, you can create custom profile fields, and my idea is to build a custom hCard module that takes these fields and allows you to map them to defined hCard fields (i.e. profile-firstname = given-name, profile-company = org, etc) which this module then outputs in the correct format.

Hi everybody,

While making my research about Drupal profile solutions, I was pointed to the following site:
http://www.goingon.com

I was shocked after surfing the site. This site is powered by Drupal and it's amazing! WOW!!!

I want that our BB project will have such full featured profile like in goingon.com. Does anyone have any clue which profile module this site is using? What are the other modules of that site?

Thanks and have a nice day.

I've got a views integration for my nodeprofile modules working. This also works for general nodes, not only for nodeprofiles.

By doing the nodefamily views integration I ended in writing the module views_fusion:

With this module its possible to build views which display information of several nodes in one view - useful for tabular views.

This is achieved by defining multiple views, one for each node. Then the views fusion module is used to melt these views to a big one which contains all the information.

More information on this module

This module works great together with the nodefamily module, so it's possible to use nodefamily relations for joining the views/nodes. However I've written the module in a general way so that it's possible for other node relation modules to use it the same way.

Of course testers and feedback are welcome.. :)