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PfP using Drupal
It was great to see yesterday that Dries Buytaert - the founder and lead of the Drupal project - had showcased one of the Drupal sites we have created at work. The Partnership for Peace Training Centers website is one of over forty that we have built using the Drupal platform.
The PfP Training Centres Website is a common endeavour between PIMS, PRIME and NATO, and is intended to demonstrate the potential for future collaboration in the Euro-Atlantic community.
Posted in Drupal at 12:13 AM on Sunday 7 May 2006
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How do you like Drupal?
I'm thinking about creating an social ajax web app for taking meeting notes and was thinking about using Drupal to help out with managing the users and what not.
Does Drupal work pretty good?
Posted by: GodsMoon at May 21, 2006 6:51 AM
Hmmm, well that site looks a complete mess on my computer, is partially "Access Denied" and seems to have about 20 invalid certificates attached to it.
Meanwhile, though, I have shown the Greenpeace site to some people with whom I was yesterday discussing requirements for our new website. Sorry, no chocolate, though: we need to keep it in-house! :)
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at August 2, 2006 12:08 AM
GodsMoon - sorry I overlooked your question originally. I'm continually impressed with how flexible Drupal is and with the community so it probably would be a good choice for your web app (if you've not built it already :)
mQ - just some of the issues we still need to work through. The Access denied messages happen because most of our sites are closed off to the public and that's the default message that's shown in areas where content would otherwise be if you were logged in. We've started to improve on things like that to make them more user friendly though.
Posted by: Dan Karran at August 2, 2006 9:55 AM
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