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Un vrai site de merde !!!
Accessoirement je serait heureux de ne plus être encombrer de message de merde !!!
Un exemple ?

Im planning to build a website with these features
- Hierarchical content:
- Countries
- regions
- cities etc...
- Interests
- Fishing
- Hiking
- Articles

- Super users can add their own business cards like hotel, car rental with some text, links and images
- Regular (with account) users can write reviews of these business cards, write articles, have access to forum

- Landing pages
- Country
- Region
- Hiking

Bear Group is a growing web development firm in Seattle seeking an experienced front end Web Developer to join our company. We currently work as a virtual team, and our project-based work allows for some flexibility in work hours.

Candidates must have a very strong Drupal portfolio of projects, successful work performance demonstrating an ability to communicate effectively, work well with others, use productive work methods, exercise sound judgment and display initiative and innovation on the job.

Responsibilities will include:
• Developing client web sites using Drupal and Magento Commerce
• Focus on front-end development: HTML/CSS/Javascript coding, with PHP at template level
• Balancing workload across many projects simultaneously
• Quality assurance and testing across projects
• Collaborating cross-functionally and with a diverse group of clients
• Working with business development to assess and price new client projects

Background & skills needed to be successful:
• BA/BS degree plus a minimum of 3 - 5 years of related work experience. CS degree preferred.
• Experience with the Drupal, Magento or similar open source frameworks is required.
• Front-end development - HTML, CSS, jQuery, Javascript coding experience is required.
• Experienced with Photoshop suite, and visually oriented.

Wanted: Solid Drupal Developer to Work with NYC Designers on Web Project

Hi there. I'll keep this quick, because, you know, the internet's big. We run a small graphic design studio in Brooklyn that specializes in non-profit, corporate, and small business branding; logo development; print design; marketing strategy; illustration; and art direction for print and the Web.

We've been hired by a client for a print/Web hybrid project. The Web portion of it needs to be built as a sub-site to their existing site using Drupal. The current draft design doesn't call for anything out of the ordinary—some nice floating tooltips, pop-ups over content, a few videos, and some expandable text/content—but the sub-site itself will contain a considerable amount of content, so, once we establish the templates, there will be a good deal of time invested in migrating the text and data.

We'll need to finalize the sub-site in a test environment and then hand files over to our client, at which point their IT dept. will handle uploading with possible support needed from you if they hit any snags. We'll also be in touch with them as we develop the project to ensure the test environment lines up well with the existing site structure.

Hi,

I am using Microsoft Teamfoundationserver 2010 (Standard) and have an website created with drupal.

I have created some reports with the microsoft reportbuilder tool (.rdl-files) and want to display those reports on my drupal website. What I can do now, is creating a link from the drupal site, to those reports - the link works. But I want to display the content of those links directly on the drupal site.

I´m not sure what exactly is requiered for doing that.

Hi everyone,

lately I have been wondering why does drupal generate a page for every single node created. Far from the start of drupal, the nodes now can take many way of beeing displayed, and in many case they can be just as little as a few quotes to be used in some views/panels.

That's why i have been thinking of an additionnal option in the content type edit panel to "create page for this node type" when selected. this way we can create nodes without "node/xxx" path but still with "node/xxx/edit" path.