Drupal 8.x

Hi All,

A very quick question - what makes a 'Drupal Developer?'.

I've been using Drupal - off and on - for around 3 years now. I have a good understanding of views, install, blocks, panels. Put it this way, I can create a site without editing the code - besides CSS - I can apply some basic theming.

Worth noting, I don't know any programming codes like PHP or Java, I can't edit modules but I understand the module system.

Client chose a template that had no dropdowns on top nav bar, now they insist on inclusion of dropdowns when 60 page site is ready to upload. Does anyone know how I can edit the top menu bar to include dropdowns?
Alan

Location: Old Street (Silicon Roundabout), London
Salary: Competitive
Employment type: Full time

BrightLemon are looking for a leading Drupal Developer to work with our growing team of Drupal enthusiasts to deliver some exciting online community projects. This role provides an exciting opportunity to work alongside a great team of developers and designers which create interactive websites for some of the largest educational; charity and corporate organisations in the world.

To apply for this role you will need to have:

• Excellent PHP development experience (minimum 1-2 years)
• A good understanding of the LAMP stack
• A good understanding of systems operations and environments, server configuration, site optimisation and caching
• Solid communication and organisational skills and a positive can-do attitude

Nice to have:

• Experience of Drupal Module development and Drupal Theming
• A sound understanding of Front End web technologies
• Knowledge of Agile/Scrum methodologies
• Knowledge of Drupal Theming
• System admin skills

About the role

Hello everyone. I'm planning on building / paying for a site which has the ability to allow users to list and sell products online (think eBay concept but not as massive), where my site will take a commission of sales. These sellers will have their own online shop page within my site but their products are also available by search and click down categories amongst everyone else's similar product. users (sellers) will need an easy interface to add product pictures and information, and I need full flexibility in creating the sellers experience (I hope that makes sense), e.g I want to define what they see and what options they have when creating their shop and product information.

I need the search engine to categorise and determine which listings are closest to the shopper by postcode / address, and I would like to be able to determine other variables which the engine should class as best match.

These are the core requirements for the idea I'm working on, please tell me if drupal and existing modules are capable of this with full flexibility on the user experience Which i can create. ?? If it's possible, please recommend which modules I should look at.

I will later add forum / community into the site and product / store ratings but I already know drupal is capable of this without having to further develop a module.

We are a Danish Company who provide Internet Solutions for Companies and Organizations in Scandinavia. Drupal is our preferred software choice for Open Source Projects. We handle Sales and Project Management in-house and outsource the majority of our production to Companies and Freelancers worldwide.

Our website (mostly in Danish): www.dandesign.dk

We are currently looking for experienced, reliable and service minded Drupal Developers/Themers. Projects can be anything from few hour bugs to 200 hour advanced features.

Can I do these with Drupal Commons?

1. Groups (ability to disable users from making there own groups or making private groups)
2. Group images (this image should appear everywhere within a group)
3. A members avatar thumbnail widget in sidebar of a group
4. Friends online widget (avatar)
5. Admin can disable members from deleting there own content
6. Members can edit there content but admin can set a time to lock content, after that, contents cannot be deleted
7. Groups can have an advanced forum. (merge threads, split, make sticky and super sticky threads, reply to posts, attach, advanced signatures, bbcode and image code)
8. Can assign Group admins and mods
9. Events, side wide and group wide
10. Group polls and site wide polls
11. Group blogs
12. Group Wiki
13. User state updates
14. Members photo albums
15. Group event calendar
16. Can Promote users
17. Users cannot delete there accounts
18. Ease of use (updating and plug in installing etc)
19. An elegant look
20. Extended User Profiles and ability to add custom profile fields
21. Group specific User State Updates
22. Does softaculous or fantastico provide quick installations for drupal commons or is it already planned?
23. Can admin set a limit for how many user updates a user can submit a day?
24. featured groups, blogs members, posts forums threads etc
25. Sub groups (a must)