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First Drupal Site

By deville on

Just launched our first Drupal site over at http://www.ConcreteIdeas.com.

After using Drupal once we are definitely converts and will likely make this our CMS of choice for all projects going forward. As this was our first foray into the world of Drupal we had a lot of help from a few key people (whom I'll mention in a follow-up post) that helped us ramp up the learning curve.

We've got a whole host of modules running on the site with a few custom (ahem, *hacks*) that make it all run nice and smooth...

The trickiest part was definitely the e-commerce component and that warrants an entire post (coming soon...) explaining all the twists and turns we followed before finally coming up with a very comprehensive (we think) solution. We used http://www.aMember.com plugged into the Cybersource gateway as we needed to support recurring credit card billing.

⋅ Categories: Drupal 4.7.x

SmartCloud

By monyo on

Hello everyone!

I am currently working on a concept project for our community. I used the old aggregator2 and a tag cloud snippet to come up with what is now known in our community as smartcloud.

⋅ Categories: Drupal 4.7.x

Art Website - www.niklaz-art.com -

By wouter_wk on

Hi All,

This is my second website created with Drupal! http://www.niklaz-art.com .version 4.7

I used the following modules:
- google analytics
- node keywords
- TinyMCE
- Gallery2
- imce
- event
- gallery

I would like to receive your reactions, so I can advance the website so it will be a nices and more effective Art presentation website!

Regards,

Wouter Koops
The Netherlands

⋅ Categories: Drupal 4.7.x

Any example?

By silverado on

Hello, anybody knows a site which is a good example of taxonomy?

It would be nice to see one where the content is categorize in countries and cities.

Thanks

⋅ Categories: Drupal 4.7.x

bingethinker

By comike011 on

So this was the result of a boring afternoon. Its very (VERY!) simple, but my friend and me have a good time with it.

www.bingethinker.net

⋅ Categories: Drupal 4.7.x

A Web 2.0 Design

By carlmcdade on

Web 2.0 web design techniques seem to be taking over. This is a breath of fresh air from the typical three column layouts that are all over the web. Over last weekend I got curious as to how hard it would be to implement some of the Web 2.0 techniques using a CMS. The result was better and easier than I expected.

⋅ Categories: Drupal 4.7.x

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