By goodman12345 on

Is www.sugarloving.com based on drupal or pligg or anything else?
Do sugarloving.com and teamsugar.com have single sign on?

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nevets’s picture

nevets commented

Drupal

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goodman12345 commented

Thanks. How did you find out? and also did they develop their own pligg-like module?

ceejayoz’s picture

ceejayoz commented

http://drupal.org/node/228915#comment-753150

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michelle
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They're using http://drupal.org/project/vote_up_down

Michelle

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goodman12345 commented

do you really know or you were just guessing?

ceejayoz’s picture

ceejayoz commented

Take a look at the source code.

<style type="text/css" media="all">@import "/misc/drupal.css";</style>

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goodman12345 commented

maybe they will not release the digg-like module they developed.
the biggest problem (not drupal's problem) with drupal is that few people are good at programming. that's why few people can make their websites professional (most drupal based websites are just like a 1 year old baby's works of art).
my suggestion: learn php and do it by yourself.

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yelvington commented

Nonsense.

The necessary modules are downloadable from this site.

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Krickey commented

Actually many new Drupal sites look clean and professional. Simple is key. It just depends on how the admin wants their site to look like.

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