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GEOBLASTER USA (geoblasterusa.com) is a website built for the American company in the GEOBLASTER family of websites. The Canadian website, gogeoblast.com is also built on Drupal 7.

The GEOBLASTER executives have been educated to the powerful abilities of Drupal, and appreciate the self-managability and expansion capabilities of Drupal. It took time, but now they are comfortable using their customized software; saving, updating and managing their own data, images, videos, and news. They are able to publish the information they want on their own website on their own schedule, using an interface as easy as Facebook. They are not web developers.

theatrewashington.org is my first Drupal project. I used numerous modules and a few hundred lines of custom module code. Almost every node view, views listing, and add/edit form used a custom template. I also customized other forms like user registration, login, comments, ..etc. I used a commercial theme called Quantive by RocketTheme. This site replaced and old ASP/MS Sql Server site called helenhayes.org. If you go there you will be redirected to theatrewashington.org. Much of the "customization" work I did you cannot see unless you have content manager privileges but you can see many views, GMap and Location implementations, and theming.

Site http://www.maximumgrowth.ca

This is a wholesale website for indoor gardening supplies. There is no public sales so the catalogue/ordering display is controlled with Views, Views Access, Quicktabs. When an anonymous user visits the site they are shown items without price/order forms. Once the user logs in they then can see price/order forms.

Example of catalogue shown to logged in user: http://www.maximumgrowth.ca/showcase/Screenshot-1.png
Same catalogue for anonymous user: http://www.maximumgrowth.ca/products/holland-secret-nutrients

Registration on the site is done only by the admin so I used Simple Access http://drupal.org/project/simple_access to control access to the Registration Page and Link.

The product page is done with a custom temple, Views, Views Access, Quicktabs http://drupal.org/project/quicktabs and References http://drupal.org/project/references

This is what an anonymous user sees http://www.maximumgrowth.ca/products/green-planet-nutrients/aussie-tonic
This is what a retailer/logged in user sees http://www.maximumgrowth.ca/showcase/Screenshot-3.png

The product info tabs are done With QuickTabs, Views and References. The References is use for the MSDS/Product Manuals, Where to Buy and Related Products.

Hi Guys,

We just finished construction of a new store for Faith Life Now. You can check out the finished product at: http://faithlifenow.com/store/.

This is our first D7 site of this scale. We had to rewrite several Ubercart modules so they would work correctly in D7 so we spent a bit more time on this than we would have if we had used D6. However, we felt it was worth the extra time due to the many new and improved features of D7.

We would love to hear what you think.

Our new ecommerce website released www.lightupmotor.com.
Built on the same source of our ubercart platform, the original website is Studio lighting wholesale.
Thanks ubercart, now we could extend our ecommerce business rapidly.
We're planning to move to the drupal 7 with drupal commerce in next stage.

askten

We thought this build maybe of interest to community as an example of how to replicate Apple.com's (sub)menu layout (seen here http://www.apple.com/imac/), using the the Context Module.

The design brief was simple; Don't use drop-down menus (even thought that would add an additional step for users navigating the site) and replicate Apple's menu system.

The site's content structure is quite large, and Drupal was the perfect choice as we needed 12 types of content, including articles, blogs, PRs, polls, surveys and podcasts. All of which needed to be easily editable by a non-tech user.

A few main features;

- Context - By checking the condition via path, we display $section_title on the left and a custom menu per section of the site on the right.

- Events with sign-up; http://www.askten.co.uk/speaking/evening-william-montgomery

- Enquiry form which looks like it's within a node. This is done via a 'below content' block with the condition to only display that Webform on the specific pages. See http://www.askten.co.uk/cruise/cruises/summer-2012

- Image gallery using Views & Colorbox. See http://www.askten.co.uk/cruise/photographs