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Hi,

I am looking for someone familiar with the video.module and would like to take it to the next level. The current areas I need done to it:

1. FFMPEG support for flash encoding and thumbnailing
2. Thumbnail extraction from youtube / google video / other video sharing sites

If this interests you, please email me directly at mudanoman at gmail . All work will be contributed back to the community.

Thanks,

Ivan

Hi there,

I'm building my first Drupal-based site and am having some problems getting it to work correctly. The site has different sub-sites for different countries, each in its own language. For example, the sub-site for Australia is at www.mydomain.com/au, the one for Germany at www.mydomain.com/de, etc...

The main problem I'm having right now is getting the appropriate navigation menu to appear at each sub-site. I've created custom menus for each of the primary and secondary navigations for each country, but Drupal will only let me set one menu as *the* Primary Links menu, and only one menu as *the* Secondary Links menu for the whole site.

One workaround I'm trying is to use a different theme for each country that's basically identical except in the menus it pulls up. Again, this works nicely when I use the following snippet for the Primary Links menu:

foreach ($primary_links as $link) {
  print $link;
}

But I can't do the same for any of the other custom menus. For example, the following doesn't work:

foreach ($German_links as $link) {
  print $link;
}

Does anyone have any idea how I can do this correctly? Is there a way to get the list of links from a custom menu like the "foreach ($primary_links as $link)" approach does? Alternatively, is there a way to do this without setting up different themes, so that the menu system will know to show different custom menus at different pages/pathes? Is it possible, for example, to set up different Primary Links menus based on taxonomy?

Hi,

We're looking for a full time web developer-programmer to work in our office in Christchurch, New Zealand.

We like Drupal, so this is a good place to start.

Here's the advert: www.firetrust.com
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Firetrust Limited is an innovative software development company located in Christchurch. We have developed successful products sold to millions of users around the world.

We are looking for a talented person to join our team.

Skills required:

Hi,

I am currently working on a video sharing site using the SpreadFirefox theme and need help implementing some graphics and design elements. Knowledge in PHPTEmplates and CSS is a must. Please contact me directly if interested.

Thank you,

Ivan

mudanoman at gmail com

I'm an instructional designer at Boston College, and I have a freelance project for a Drupal developer with strong css skills and experience configuring community-driven sites. We are doing a fair amount of in-house Drupal development in our group at the moment but we have one project that we won't be able to finish unless we get some assistance (and the professor involved has money to pay for it).

Here's an brief overview of the project:
A professor in the political science department is the director of an NEH summer program on John Adams taking place for the first
time this July. As a collaboration with the Adams National Historical Park, this two-week workshop is designed to provide community college faculty the chance to deepen their understanding of John Adams in the rich historical context of Boston. We developed a static HTML site to provide some basic information for participants, but Prof. Landy would like to develop a site that could serve as a meeting place for the participants once they scatter all over the country after the program is over. The course will be offered each year, so the goal is to grow the site into a substantial resource for John Adams scholarshop, one that could be particularly useful for community-college instructions who otherwise might not have much support from their institutions.

In general, we'd be looking for:
-- Community blog/discussion functionality so that participants could post and comment on John Adams-related material
-- Social networking functionality that will help users meet each other and keep in touch
-- The ability for the professor to post selected research papers from the course (a kind of e-journal of scholarship on John Adams)

The main development tasks:
-- installation Drupal 4.7 with any relevant contributed modules
-- basic configuration based on a list of functionality (user
registration, blogging, discussion board, organic groups)
-- theme development based on the existing site: www.bc.edu/johnadams

Eggplant Active Media Workers’ Collective is Seeking a Full-Time Web Programmer to Join Our Team

Eggplant Active Media Workers’ Collective (EAM) is a worker-owned cooperative providing new media services to progressive and non-profit organizations working for positive social change. EAM is a worker-owned and democratically-run organization of technology and media activists working together to create efficient strategic solutions using a free/open-source development model that reflects our values—that technology should be open, accessible, and empowering. This position also provides the long-term opportunity for ownership in the organization.

Requirements

Job Skills:

* Must have 4+ years PHP experience
* Must have installed, configured and maintained with timely upgrades and security fixes at least 4 major Drupal-based (or other open source CMS) websites, including module analysis and implementation and custom code development
* Must have experience using XHTML
* Must have experience using CSS
* Must have a proven track record of meeting deadlines, writing code to standards
* Must have the ability to communicate extremely clearly and effectively in person, via phone, email, and IRC/instant messenging

Job Environment:

* Must be familiar with non-profit and progressive organizations and politics
* Must be capable of working remotely using a variety of communication methods