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a small business site ...

Drupal's not just brilliant for large/complex sites, it's also been real nice to work with on a small, simple site for a small swimming pool maintenance business - INSTEAD-O-U swimming Pool & Spa Maintenance.

cheers!

Yin Yang House has switched to Drupal

Well after 6 months of lauding and cursing the name of drupal I have finally succeeded in converting a fairly active acupuncture information website I had in static html to drupal. There are a few hacks to a few core modules and a slew of contributed modules but it is fairly standard.

The site is - http://www.yinyanghouse.com/

Any feedback regarding the look and design of the site is much appreciated. Thank you to all the folks who have contributed to drupal. It's an amazing system once you get going with it!

morganucadon.com / video archive

Hi All,

http://www.morganucadon.com/
It is an online video collection dealing with current international issues. I would say that it is a good resource for people with an interest in media studies. I have put a large effort into tracking down content; it started as a Drupal test site, then I fell in love it.

successful i18n translation bilingual site

Every day my mind wanders with the endless possibilities of Drupal, and at night I lose sleep over it, too. Thanks guys and gals for make one rockin' CMS. And Jose, your i18n module is quite incredible.

I wanted to share my first bilingual Drupal site:
http://www.brazosvotes.org/
It's an informational site to inform local citizens of county and local voting and elections. While I built it, its content is almost completely administered by the county clerk, and all translations are done by a county clerk non-techie employee.

Technicals: The site is built atop Books and Pages. There is a standard-issue nodes/news deal, in which there is only one news item (set Sticky to act as a welcome msg). The main part I wish to showcase is use of i18n to provide content mirrored 1:1 in English and Spanish. You can click back and forth with the flags at any point in the site. I also imported a couple live translations of my own like "Home" reads "Inicio" in the Drupal default breadcrumb trail when in Spanish. I am using tinyMCE for rich text editing, Upload for attaching PDFs to content, a custom PHP script for job application requests, Contact, and SMTP to override Drupal's mail calls. It's a multidomain site using symlinks to allow .com and .net to point in (btw: did you know that setting a symlink named the IP will also work?).

Things I haven't yet figured out:
- why my PDFs come up SaveAs instead of showing in the browser. I am letting Drupal manage private/public file access for each Upload.

beta testing gadgetrank.com

hi:

I am currently testing this new site about gadgets which uses the voting api.
Have a look:
http://www.gadgetrank.com/

My Drupal Kingdom

My Drupal Kingdom needs an economy!

I am taking my high school senior to visit Portland State University
tommorrow, Friday 10 November 2006.

If there be any drupaliers nearby, than we would like to do coffee.
I need to learn how to put some revenue into our little drupal empire.

As for The ShowCase:
Let's start surfing on Medweed.Org.,
my 1st drupal 5.0 Beta 1 site. I really love this xweb aeon theme by Chris Herberte

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