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Hello Folks,
I have been making some progress with the HELP Drupal web site. The test site is at http://wcni.helpofojai.org . I managed to get tinyMCE working and loaded the Nice Menu module and a few pics. I may call upon you Drupal folks for some help after all the basic site info is input.
I have some time before the PC lab opens again and we start doing classes to work on the site
Comment from Kevin Palmer on November 27, 2007 - 12:31pm
Hey Jim,
Great to hear you're getting the hang of Drupal. It took me two weeks of being locked away in a room with no windows to understand Drupal (definitely not a programmer by training). The site looks great so far.
Comment from Morgan Sully on November 30, 2007 - 3:02pm
Man, Kevin did it in two weeks? Took me about a month to get the basics down. And I'm still learning cool stuff. The only difference now, is that i know which modules do what and a am a little better at figuring out how to leverage which modules in conjunction with each other to work/achieve what my org wants.
I went at checked out the site Jim and it looks GREAT. SUCH a huge difference over the old one AND built by a Drupal 'newbie'. Certainly don't hesitate to drop us a line individually here at HQ with questions you may have - we're all big Drupal geeks here. Of course, don't underestimate the knowledge of your fellow VISTAs too. Many of them are also Drupalistas and may be able to answer your questions more quickly on the listserv than by us via individual email.
rock on,
m
Comment from Kevin Palmer on November 27, 2007 - 12:31pm
Hey Jim,
Great to hear you're getting the hang of Drupal. It took me two weeks of being locked away in a room with no windows to understand Drupal (definitely not a programmer by training). The site looks great so far.
Comment from Morgan Sully on November 30, 2007 - 3:02pm
Man, Kevin did it in two weeks? Took me about a month to get the basics down. And I'm still learning cool stuff. The only difference now, is that i know which modules do what and a am a little better at figuring out how to leverage which modules in conjunction with each other to work/achieve what my org wants.
I went at checked out the site Jim and it looks GREAT. SUCH a huge difference over the old one AND built by a Drupal 'newbie'. Certainly don't hesitate to drop us a line individually here at HQ with questions you may have - we're all big Drupal geeks here. Of course, don't underestimate the knowledge of your fellow VISTAs too. Many of them are also Drupalistas and may be able to answer your questions more quickly on the listserv than by us via individual email.
rock on,
m