http://www.HornRoller.com - the French Hornists' answer to Slashdot and BoingBoing. The idea is simple and Drupal makes it easy: readers submit links, images and news and the editorial staff chooses what to publish. This site took approximately three hours to set up. It uses the new image.module (yes!), img_assist and webform.module. Will need to install spam.module as anonymous users can comment (yes spammers, now's your chance! 24 hours to destroy my site before I shut you down).
I'm new to Drupal. I wrote a script to convert my blog content from Wordpress.
I wonder if anyone might advise if it's better handling the decrufted URLs through the path alias or if there's a solution which part-involves .htaccess
Still wondering about the best way to handle my old Gallery.
I wanted the site to look unlike the default Drupal themes so made my own based on someone else's design. I'll be changing it as soon as I get my head round theming and PHPTemplate.
I have recently set up Drupal at http://www.cyberocity.com and incorporated a couple of modules. I kind of have it going the way I want it to, it's starting to get the functionality flow going ... at least it seems so to me. Anyone care to take a look and comment I'd be happy to get your responses.
http://mbr.org, now successfully converted to Drupal, along with 50,000+ forum posts vacuumed up from ezboard.com. Player profiles and events made with flexinode.module, theme is xtemplate-based with sIFR replacement taxt in headline tags.
I've [mostly] implemented my first module in Drupal. It's called "Discussion Polls" and it's running in sort of a production prototype mode at a political website I'm setting up called TheProgressiveReader.org.
Discussion Polls are sort of like regular polls, but where choices are listed in the order of those with the most votes at the top, and where users can write-in new choices. Also, users are allowed to vote again. The system just removes your old vote and records your new vote (the miracles of databases)