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How to get your showcase post promoted to the front page of Drupal.org

Amazon — Sun, 13 Jul 2008 00:36:15 +0000

Please read the guidelines for promoting and demoting content on the front page. Front page showcase posts should be high enough quality to contribute to Drupal's marketing efforts and be added to our case studies section of the handbooks.
Use the front page schedule to schedule a post.

ml-art.ru

EzS — Sun, 05 Jul 2009 10:28:49 +0000

Screenshot: http://graphics.ml-art.ru/ml-art_ru.jpg

Description: Mosaic studio of Marina Lazareva. Small site about mosaic studio with articles and portfolio

Language: Russian (Cyrillic, UTF-8)

Author: Stan Ezersky aka EzS

Modules: Panels, CCK, BUEditor, Views, Lightbox2, ImageAPI, Pathauto, Token, ImageCache, DHTML Menu, Transliteration, cTools, XML sitemap

URL: http://ml-art.ru

Class Appliance Center - Authorized Appliance Sales, Parts and Service.

setfree — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 17:37:28 +0000

The Class Appliance Center website was originally developed on Drupal 5 and Ubercart 1. Class Appliance had an ambitious new project to consume a web service that would provide all of the appliance product data through SOAP instead of having to manually enter it into the site.

We took this opportunity to make the move to Drupal 6 and Ubercart 2. Since most of the products would be automatically created in the new site, we decided to start with a new installation instead of trying to upgrade.

The core functionality of the new site is its custom module that makes a call to a SOAP web service every morning to request data on any new products or existing product changes. Presently there are over 2000 products that have been auto-created in the store.

All product data, including photos, color options, features, promotions, etc are placed into table in the Drupal database. Then the module parses this data into Ubercart products, thereby automatically maintaining the product catalog. Of course the owners can still enter products manually as needed.

Besides the custom product service module, we also developed the Ubercart Taxes Florida Surtax for this site.

Class Appliance Center

activeradio.nl

vlip — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 16:26:50 +0000

www.activeradio.nl is a fresh internet radiostation!
whit nice music,
some programms
two chatrooms @ camfrog.com and more!

Web Links In Action-Check It Out

jimebob — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 03:05:26 +0000

Here is an example of the weblinks module in action. There is also quota by role module being used. The advanced forum is used and I think the icons look excellent. www.utume.com

OoglieBooglie.com - an Ubercart site for artists

Jordan.Schmitt — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 18:23:20 +0000

About Needle Consulting

I was contacted by a local client here in Virginia Beach to build OoglieBooglie (http://www.oogliebooglie.com) . This project was my first freelance venture as a Drupal developer. Prior to OoglieBooglie, I was one of the core Drupal developers for The Virginian Pilot (http://www.pilotonline.com) -- one of the largest Drupal powered web sites in the US. I have recently formed Needle Consulting, where we offer Drupal services: everything from custom modules to Drupal optimization to custom themes ( email: principal@needleconsulting.com ).

What is OoglieBooglie?

OoglieBooglie.com is a place where artists and art lovers gather. Artists create designs that they think would look great printed on a T shirt. OoglieBooglie and the members vote for the designs they think are the best. Then, OoglieBooglie prints the design on T shirts and sells them on the site. The artist then gets paid $2 USD per shirt sold on the site for an entire year.

The Theme / Logo

The OoglieBooglie theme was developed by one of my business partners as a sub theme of Zen. The concept for the logo is the classic Halloween sheet ghost costume.

Some pages to check out

http://www.oogliebooglie.com/shirts/compassionate-buddha
http://www.oogliebooglie.com/view/members/artists
http://www.oogliebooglie.com/bysize

My first Drupal Social Network - Hawaiian Life

dsellers154 — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 21:47:02 +0000

This is the first Social Network fully developed with Drupal by Net 505.
www.hawaiianlife.com

Regards,
David Sellers
Net 505 :: New Media Solutions
www.net505.com

New website in Drupal - CadreNumerique.fr

webstylemedia — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 21:15:44 +0000

Hello!

We have developed a new nice website in Drupal:
http://www.cadrenumerique.fr

Website is in French and related to digital photo frames reviews.

--
With best regards,
Dmitry Yeskin
President of Web Style Media, LLC
Internet Marketing and Internet Advertising Agency

Indiaref.net - redesigned with cck, views, panels, etc.

iref-cmgr — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 20:39:34 +0000

Hello all,

www.indiaref.net has been redesigned with cooler features like cck, views, panels, images, etc. Now I'm hoping to spend more time on adding more content, then theming, etc. Still some work to be done, but the general framework is taking shape. Please let me know of any feedback, suggestions, critical comments. Would really appreciate it. Thanks.

iref-cmgr at indiaref.net

JVIS – A global website for an auto-parts maker

icanlocalize — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 18:56:11 +0000

JVIS USA LLC is an international supplier for automotive components and tooling with facilities in 6 countries and customers all over the world. Their website helps them introduce their products to auto makers.

Going multilingual

When JVIS commissioned their website, they requested just a few static pages. It was built as a simple static HTML site (no CMS) and in English. Very soon after launching their new site JVIS decided to localize to Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Russian and Spanish. These are the languages spoken by their larger clients.

At that point Jason Marshall contacted us about translating JVIS' website. It was already built (as a collection of 23 HTML files), ready to be translated. Our translation service would have produced another 92 static HTML files which JVIS would have uploaded to their server. It was clear that JVIS was going to be adding new content on a regular basis and maintaining it all in several languages without using a content management system would have been a very unwelcome task.

The likely possibility of turning a client from being happy to frustrated, due to this manual content management, concerned us very much.

We suggested to Jason Marshall, the web designer who built JVIS website, to first migrate it all to a CMS and only then begin the translation process. The first choice was Drupal, given its powerful multilingual capabilities. Maintaining a multilingual Drupal site would be much simpler, not just for us, but mostly for the client. From the client's point of view, only English texts would need to be managed. Drupal would automatically handle everything else.

Forniture Alberghiere:horeca in Italy

matteoraggi — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 13:08:11 +0000

http://www.forniture-alberghiere.net is going in few days-weeks to be at 1.0 version, I'm now adjusting the contact form for any company page and an advanced gallery for any company, then I'll work on the multi-ecommerce, do you have any suggestions?
The header is done using marinelli script and body done with framework theme.

Ideas Media Group : Drupal Multi-site Case Study in Home Improvement Industry

dheeer — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 09:46:09 +0000

Ideas Media Group Inc. (IMG) and Gloscon Solutions partnered in late 2007 to support, maintain and further develop the former's Drupal CMS based web infrastructure.

Company profile and vision

Ideas Media Group had a Drupal 4.7 site called Concreteideas.com that is a B2B marketplace for Decorative concrete on the web. It is a perfect online marketplace to find all resources namely, contractors, product suppliers, articles, videos on how-to's etc., related to concrete. The site was targeted at United States and Canadian audiences. IMG had ambitious plans to add more geographical regions in there portfolio at the same time wanted to enter into verticals like outdoor landscaping, indoor & outdoor flooring, swimming pools etc.

Cardiff Design Festival

hoffi — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 07:44:37 +0000

Hoffi have just completed the first stages of the Cardiff Design Festival website, launching it with some basic features ready for showcase/awards submissions in July. The website was developed over a period of two weeks, however this was working an hour here and there on the configuration and theme of the website. Links using the Flickr APi allow for content from the festival's flickr group to be pulled in and create interesting backdrops to the website and using the twitter module allows the sites users to provide a simple way to tweet new content.

http://www.cardiffdesignfestival.org

Modules installed

Calendar
CCK
Date
Filefield
Gmap
Gmapfield
ImageApi
Imagecache
Imagefield
Location
Pathauto
Rules
Token
Twitter
Views

What's next

We're hoping to introduce new features as the website develops and the user base grows, making a more collaborative online community for the design community throughout Wales. Hopefully the site will receive suggestions from the design community and carry the festival throughout the year and not just during the month of October when the festival takes place.

bidmyreno.com - new site built in Drupal

bidmyreno — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 14:56:14 +0000

My second Drupal site, we're launching bidmyreno.com in July, 2009 - please feel free to test it out and email me any bugs or usability snafus you might find. We don't use any fancy modules as it's pretty much a simple e-commerce site. We did create a bunch of custom template files to accommodate different user types (clients/contractors) and a bunch of custom forms. Speaking of which, we used the upload module in some forms and the system was pretty restrictive in terms of: a) how many files we could allow the user to upload and b) the layout of the form (i.e. breaking form elements out of groups and rearranging them). The end result was a compromise and not as optimal as if we had developed the forms by hand.

Thanks!

http://www.bidmyreno.com

Duck About Tours

thepauly — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 22:02:51 +0000

www.duckabout.com.au

This site was built using the fantastic Tapestry theme from Roople Theme and Drupal 6.

This is the first time I've used Drupal 6 and have found the changes from Drupal 5 have made the setup process much simpler.

Any comments or criticisms would be greatly appreciated, I can be contacted at paul at stanleygeorge dot com dot au.

shop for a cause - My first drupal project, check it out http://www.shopforacause.net

jpbaldiga — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 23:26:35 +0000

Hey everybody,
Here is my first real drupal / Ubercart project. I've been slowly working on it for a few months.

Let me know what you think.

Shop for a cause

WHHGreens.ca--A small local group (electoral district association) website case study

YetAnotherJen — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 21:11:23 +0000

whhgreens.ca is the basic-information website for the local branch of the Green Party in the Wellington-Halton Hills riding (in Ontario, Canada). It runs on Drupal 5x, and it uses 100% out-of-the-box modules contributed by the wonderful people on the drupal.org site, so no coding skills were required to put it together (beyond a little CSS :)

Features

The site is a pretty standard general community group-type site--an easy-to-post-to venue for doling out information to involved and curious parties. Its needs/features include:

giving general info about the group
a means for contacting the group without getting a ton of spam
posting blog entries and news as needed by multiple users
listing events
looking somewhat interesting (not 100% text…)

(Also, during federal elections, it highlights policy information tailored to the local area and has links to outside press coverage, but it doesn't use any extra modules to do this).

Highlights of the Modules Used

Views-setting up menu items/pages for news or blogs or articles, so that Drupal would automatically suck new posts of the right category/content type onto the pages without anyone having to do anything
Calendar (& Date/DateAPI)-posting events

PapaEddiesCatering.com

eQasion — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 17:58:46 +0000

Since making this website the catering business called Papa Eddies Catering has expanded into the restaurant business! This site was made in drupal 6x using a series basic contributed module. www.PapaEddiesCatering.com

Urbanhogs.com revisted

eQasion — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 17:45:17 +0000

Since this was orginally my first drupal site posted just under a year ago. I decided to go at it again with a new set of skills and modules. www.urbanhogs.com. Still have alot of tweaking to do but I'm please with the overall functionality.

Filmissimo.it - My website :D

chuck_norris — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 12:45:55 +0000

My new website is :

Filmissimo.it : Film, Telefilm e Cartoon Gratis

It's very simple :P ( I have created it in 5 days )

What do you think about it ?

Drupal Powered Flash CMS

MonoRob — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 15:18:15 +0000

Hello All,

We have just completed and launched our 2nd attempt at a Drupal Powered Flash website. To give you a little background we are a team of dedicated web developers from the UK, we have been deploying Drupal websites for our clients since the 4.6 days.

As designers and developers we have of course dabbled with Flash, and thought of no better to show off the strengths of Drupal as a CMS and the design possibilites of Flash.

It has taken several months and blood sweat and tears (arguments / differences of opinion etc) to get the site to its launched status. We have generally deployed this using XML feeds generated by views arguments, due to the design of the sites navigation (you'll see if you look at the page), that this is fixed, but hooking up a dynamic menu shouldn't pose too great a deal. Using a javascript flash detection file provided by Adobe it also means the flash side of things does not get in the way of SEO, as there is a still a full HTML viewable and lost of HTML for the SE to rank on.

Heres a list of the additional modules we have running (so of which are actually for the HTML site rather than put to use for the Flash CMS)

cck blocks
filefield
fieldgroup
Imagefield
Link
Text
Color
Help
Search
Upload
ImageAPI
ImageCache
ImageCache UI
Node Queue
Meta Tags (Nodewords)
Pathauto
Poormanscron
Sitemap
Update Status
Nodecarousel

Community Sports Association Website - Sepak Takraw UK Association

Bobuido — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 15:07:16 +0000

Thought I'd share this with you all. Not the greatest Drupal site on the net granted... I do think it shows off quite a lot of what Drupal can do without too much development / coding - So I figured it might be worth a post. At some point I'd like to do a short write up on this. If there's anything you'd like to know about, drop us a message and I'll put it on the article's to-do list.

The website's main aim, at the moment, is to promote a sport which is big in Asia, small in the West and pretty much unheard of in the United Kingdom. The three main aspects of the site are:

Information - Articles about the sport and the organisation e.g. History of Takraw
Community - Forums, groups, videos, images and other user contributed content
Shop - An Ubercart shop where people can buy Sepak Takraw related sports equipment

So without further delay - Here's the link for you to inspect :)

Sepak Takraw UK Association (STUK)
http://www.takraw-association.org.uk

Comments are appreciated (providing they're constructive)

Thanks

Tutorial on Revitalising a Quotations section

artatac — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 11:36:42 +0000

Sometimes it can be a challenge to explain to a client the practical benefits of moving from a static hand coded website to a content management system, such as drupal. Phrases like "the content is seperated from the styling" can make their eyes start to glaze.

So I was pleased when a practical example presented itself.

http://venturacottage.com/revitalising-quotations-section

Regards

Joe

advice for a homoeopathy website

ruckmaniagarwal — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 10:39:58 +0000

Hi,

I am developing a website for my company Soul and Mind Clinic. Its a homoeopathy clinic where i wish to promote the educate the pupil about the benefits of homoeopathy and give them treatment through online.

I am myself a doctor and like to receive advices and guidelines for making my website.

you can visit www.soulnmind.com

Drupal Modules i have used
- Addresses
- Token
- Rules
- Simplenews
- Captcha
- FAQ
- Glossary
- Google analytics
- Bookmark us
- Node
- Node images
- Poll
- Sitemap
- Search
- Terms of use

I would request everyone to help me for coming up with the website for taking case online for patients

Though i have tried using CIVICRM with drupal i am not able to register through CIVICRM into Drupal and get error message of default required fields.

Can any one help me with how where in i fill the user registration page of CIVICRM and its get registered with Drupal.

Also require VIDEO Conferencing module for doing the website.

I humbly request every one to help me with this website.

Thanks,
Ruckmani

My Portfolio Site Redesign: brydave.com

Brydave — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 03:04:46 +0000

www.brydave.com

So It was quite a hefty redesign for me, but it's finally up!!!
any comments or suggestions are very welcome.

The only change I want to make soon, is maybe resize it a little bit smaller...
other than that, what do you think?

thanks for the comments!
-Bry