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NGO website development www.nabuur.com

Dear everyone,

NABUUR.com is a place on the Internet that connects neighbours (people that want to take action now for the benefit of people in developing countries) with Villages (people in need of knowledge, contacts, and new ideas to improve their lives).

Our current website does not work the way it should be working, therefore the help of Local Representatives, Facilitators, Neighbours and staff is very much needed to develop a website that does contains the tools and functionalities required to make projects more effective.

We are very motivated with what can be achieved with drupal but we really need some help and since we are a non-profit we are looking for volunteers.

We are happy to work with people that want to apply their newly acquired knowledge in Drupal in practice during the development of our new website

You can look at our demo site here:

There is an area open with the list of current needs for all the people want it to take on a specific task, ask questions about them or any feedback during the process of development of this new website.

Feel free to contact me also at:

raul@nabuur.com

Look forward to hear from all your great developers and from the ones going up in their learning curve.

i want merge xoops and drupal 4.7

Hi.
How I can merge Xoops to Drupal? What the modules do this or just write how you do it.
I know that we have xoops import module, but I think it's not correct work.
Need merge all content and users

seeking expert advice on designing website architecture for Online Magazine Company

HI!

Finally i hv decided on using Drupal for my future website requirements.

This would be my first Drupal Project. (wondering if this is the right choice or the 2nd runner up - codeIgniter suits better.) I hv developed 100+ website based on PHP/MySQL till now.

This time i am exploring the idea of developing an online magazine website.

The following functionalities have to be implemented.

  1. Static pages like About us, Contact Information, History etc.

XML-RPC call to an External PHP Server.

Hi Everyone,

I’m having a problem sending an xmlrpc call to an external php server.

System:
Drupal 5.3 || PHP 5.1.6 || Apache2.2.3 ||PostgreSQL 8.2.4 || XML-RPC v.1.1 (imported lib)

Scenario:
- 3 variables get posted via a subscription form (option, name, email) to a page.
- The page sends an xmlrpc call to the php server to check DB and gets a response
- Based on the response users become subscribers or the form gets redisplayed.

the problem:
the ‘xmlrpcval’ is not building the array of values appropriately and as a result I’m getting and empty array and nil ‘mytype’.
Object ( [me] => Array ( ) [mytype] => 0 )

Code:
///////////////////////////////

function get_vars () {
// sort out vars…
}
function subscribe ($vars) {
foreach ( $vars as $key => $val ) {
$xml_param_array[$key] = new xmlrpcval($val);
}
$msg = new xmlrpcmsg(“mailings.subscribe", array(new xmlrpcval($xml_param_array, "struct")));
$client = new xmlrpc_client("/mail-dir/mailings.php", XMLRPC_SERVER, XMLRPC_PORT);
$response = $client->send($msg, 40, XMLRPC_PROTOCOL);
$v = xmlrpc_decode($response->value());
return $v;
}
///////////////////////////////

Current situation:
As I have imported the standard xml-rpc for php library rather than Drupal’s, I have also tried v.2.2 but no luck.

Module for posting short external news links?

Hi All

I am transitioning a site to Drupal. We currently have an "in the news" section with links to external items, listed on the front page. These are not as prominent or as self-contained as a "story" in Drupal (with its own big headline etc.). Is there an easy to use module with which I can replicate such functionality? Preferably, I would also like to be able to create a block in one of the sidebars with the latest items listed.

Configure: File Product On ".links" Section

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