Show off your Drupal site

I am proud to announce that the website for Strike a Match, a Canadian singles community based in Ottawa, has relaunched using Drupal!

Highlights:
- Super-custom theming using sections module to separate guest, member, and front page
- A brand-new AJAX-based (using Xajax) IM client
- A brand-new AJAX-based Photo Album
- Custom e-commerce interface using paypal_framework and paypal_subscription
- Modified signup and event modules to allow pre-payment for events
- A slew of other miscellaneous hacks to make things work the way I wanted. :)

I couldn't figure out how else to do this, so I hacked it together. Someone more familiar with Drupal can take a dump on the code, but it was quick and it works. All changes in node.module:

Add this in function node_menu

  // -- Loy says: custom display for all flexinode listings of a tid --
  $items[] = array('path' => 'rpg-product-list', 'title' => t('RPG Product List'),
    'callback' => 'rpgproducts_page',
    'access' => user_access('access content'),
    'type' => MENU_CALLBACK);

Add this anywhere in node.module; variables are set at the top. Vocabulary_id is the id number of the vocabulary that you will use for browsing by category.

/**
* Loy says: Generate a listing of flexinode-1's for home or current tid.
* Also generate site listing of child tid's
*/
function rpgproducts_page() {

$flexinode_id = 'flexinode-1';
$list_no = 15;
$vocabulary_id = 10;

$content_header = '

';

// Loy says: set the node content (main stuff)
if (is_numeric(arg(1))) {
$tid = arg(1);
$result = db_query("SELECT name, description FROM {term_data} WHERE tid='$tid'");
while ($term = db_fetch_object($result)) {
$name .= $term->name;
$description .= $term->description;

Hey all,

Welcome to myetalk.com, a music discussion and review website aimed at bringing band members and music fans to discuss together about their music lifestyle.

Here are some of the features that you get when you signup for free on myetalk.com.

We are happy to announce the migration of Fresno Famous to drupal
http://www.fresnofamous.com/

Technical details:

• 4.6.5 with the freetagging patch
• Custom phptemplate theme that was once bluemarine
• Homepage template called via $is_front, content generated primarily with snippets, blocks, nodequeue, and flexiblocks
• Blocks in the taxonomy pages sidebar pull related posts using $arg
• Google maps are pulled into the event nodes at the theme level. We use geocoder.us for the lookups (location module), and made heavy mods to the event module - primarily via hiding some views and theme stuff

Notes from our Editor
Fresno Famous is a community web site dedicated to cataloging, exploring, and discovering life in Fresno, California. We're heavily focused on arts and entertainment, and have a popular events calendar. We launched in April 2004, and completed our move to Drupal four weeks ago.

Our users can post blogs, event listings, local links, and forum topics. We also have a few unique content types: articles, which are for longer, "citizen journalism" style pieces, and Famous People, which is our "Public Eye" section where we ask random folks about what they're wearing. (It's hilarious and very popular.) We've taken a cue from Urban Vancouver and have used taxonomy to organize content by Neighborhood and Topic. Users maintain ownership of their content, and we don't edit any of the posts (we rely on the community to flag offensive posts for us).

Hi
I've been looking at the book-module for a while and I wonder who you folks are using it? Anyone who's using it and would like to show how it looks?

Hello everyone,

This is our new Drupal site.
GSMK Web Solutions

Any feedback is appreciated.

P.S.
"We can take criticism"!