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Free websites built by University of Michigan grad students
We are seeking clients for a class at the University of Michigan School of Information. Students in this class break into teams to build websites.
We have about 30 students in the class this winter, so we need 10 sites to create.
That’s where you come in.
Do you know anyone that needs a site (re)built that would be a good candidate for our students?
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Car Pool to NEWDCamp
Hi All,
I'd like to car pool to NEWDCamp on 11/1/14 from the New Haven area. Please contact me if you can.
Anyone else interested in a car pool from their neck of the woods can chime in on the thread.
- Mike
Module development for dummies
Good morning,
One of our administrators forwarded the Isovera module development workshop invite to me: https://isovera.com/event/training/drupal-module-development-4
It seems like a good fit for my current experience level and needs. However, I figured I'd check with other Drupallers about whether there are other similar training options (i.e. training in the basics of module development for someone who's used Views and Fields but hasn't developed a module before) that might be more cost-effective.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions you all might be willing to share.
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YaleSites Drupal Group Returns
YaleSites monthly meetups are back!
Come join us and learn more advanced site building techniques from your peers within the Yale community.
Many sessions are available via live webcast during sessions and later via the YaleSites videos page for those who cannot attend the live meetup. Registration is required on Yale's Training Management System (TMS).
Instructions for accessing via webcast will be posted on the event listing page. Read More...
New Haven Drupal User's Group
Yale University Library, 120 High Street (between Wall and Elm)
Trying, again, to revive the New Haven Drupal User's Group. Please give feedback about what you would like to discuss or see.
The meeting will be in the basement of the Sterling Memoiral Library, Wright Reading Room B65.
Read moreCT Drupal Camp - Registration Now Open!
DrupalCampCT is a full-day, no-cost event, structured around the open-source content management system, Drupal, which includes knowledgeable speakers, informative workshops, impromptu birds-of-a-feather sessions, and invaluable opportunities to network with other Drupalists in and around the Nutmeg State!
Read moreWhat the heck is a ‘Web Strategy’ and how can it help my office/department/organization
Location: Luce Hall Auditorium
Date: Wednesday March 14th
Time: 11:30-1:00pm
Does your website have a strategy? Do you ever wonder how having a web strategy could help your website? Do you even know what having a "web strategy" means?
Nathan Gault and Rafi Kaufman will answer all these questions and more at their talk about "What the heck is a web strategy and how can it help me?" 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
34 Hillhouse Avenue, Luce Hall Auditorium
Getting content to publish
We have some content items whose current state is "No state" that do not show up on our site (cpsc.yale.edu). (When all content items are sorted by "Current State," they bubble to the top.) We assume that if they had state "Workflow: published," they would be visible. But if we click on the "Edit" link next to the item, the Workflow section has the "published" box checked. What's the missing ingredient?
Thanks.
-- Drew
semantic views/taxonomy question
http://odai.yale.edu/shared-practices
Can anyone give me a clue as to why this won't alphabetize (Intellectual Property displays before Imaging)?
I am using semantic views to group these citations by taxonomy term. I have weighted the terms; they are in alphabetical order in the taxonomy manager. I don't see any other way to get these to alphabetize properly.
Thank you!
Read moreCan rotating photos be slowed down?
Can the photos on http://physics-openhouse.sites.yale.edu/ please be slowed down so that they can be viewed more easily?
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