Australia wide

Just a friendly reminder that you've got one week left to get your session submissions in for DrupalSouth Wellington!

Submissions will be closing at midnight (UTC) on Friday November 1, so get yours in at http://drupalsouth2014.drupal.org.nz/news/call-for-sessions

Session submissions are open to anyone with Drupal ideas, techniques and experiences to share around the topics of Coding & Development, Front End (UX, Design & Theming), Site Building and Business & Strategy. Full details about each track are at http://drupalsouth2014.drupal.org.nz/speakers/conference-tracks

I am excited to be the track chair for site building at DrupalSouth in Wellington next year and it's time to get your session proposals in!

Site building is the glue that pieces together a Drupal site and everyone has their favourite tools, tips and techniques for achieving requirements. I am also considering sessions around tools and techniques for content editors in this track and am up for hearing some wild ideas from new voices, so don't be afraid to submit a session idea no matter who you are or how new you may be to Drupal.

Session submissions are now open and we need your help to tell the Drupal story - and how it's changing the web world. Of particular interest are stories about the business side of creating great Drupal sites and apps.

It would be great to hear from the Drupal community about things like:

What you've learnt about delivering Drupal projects?

How Drupal has benefitted you or your client's business?

What tips and tricks you've learnt along the way?

We're pleased to announce that DrupalSouth has put out the call for session submissions for the Asia Pacific's biggest Drupal conference being held from Feb 14-16, 2014 in Wellington, New Zealand. Full details are now available at http://drupalsouth2014.drupal.org.nz/news/call-for-sessions

Hello Everyone,

Here's a list of the top .au websites ranked by access statistics as supplied by Alexa as accessed by people in Australia. It uses the detection logic from the Wappalizer project.

http://top-websites.burtronix.co.za/drupal/australia/2013-09-02

Retweet: https://twitter.com/intent/retweet?tweet_id=375222119241502720
Share or +1 on Google: https://plus.google.com/105124241461962087866/posts/EbbNmUViwWu
Like or Share on FB: https://www.facebook.com/riaan.burger/posts/10151815469345813

I'm looking for some info on how to add the JS script supplied by Facebook for pixel conversion tracking but I cannot find anything about how to implement it on a page by page basis

basically the pixel conversion tracking is a piece of script that needs to be inserted between and of a page
I need the ability to modify it per node not in the php.tpl file so that each page can have its own code as required.

The site in question is D6. are there any modules like Nodeword for meta tags that allow the insertion of a script on a per node basis?

Thanks in advance

Official dates annonunced: Feburary 14-16th 2014

Wellington is again excited to host the DrupalSouth conference from February 14-16, 2014. This event will deliver three jam packed days of world-class sessions, training, talks, code sprints and networking opportunities with developers, designers, business and community leaders from the global Drupal community. The conference will take place at the Amora Hotel located in the heart of Wellington's compact CBD and within a short walk of the many cafes, bars and other attractions that the city and its harbour are known for.

I'm lost on search terms here so thought I'd toss it out:

Say you have a drupal site at site.com that accepts user registrations. When bob signs up to site.com, he gets a nicely cloned drupal install pre-setup with a bunch of views and content types and whatnot via some install profile and an admin-but-not-user-1 account, accessible at bob.site.com. Multisite perhaps? Total not-sharing of tables/content.

Having never even come close to this before, what should I be looking for and is there something out there that does this already? I'm guessing sites like drupalgardens do this.

Like it say in the title, DrupalGov Canberra registration closes Friday 16th August, at 5pm.

DrupalGov is set to be the top event for Drupal in the public sector on this side of the planet, with 3 tracks of speakers from Government and the private sector, and over 120 attendees already registered.

Tickets are limited and selling fast.

Registration and ticket information

Speaking submissions are now being accepted for conference sessions targeted at planners, implementers and users at all levels, including:

• Government and the public sector
• Non-profit & NGO
• Case Studies
• Business and Strategy
• Community
• Front-end
• Site Building
• Coding and Development

Everyone is welcome to submit proposals for sessions. Submissions close 5:00pm on Friday, July 12th, 2013 (thats today).

Submit a session or register...