[GRASS-dev] GRASS Drupal web site

[Michael Barton]

Wolf,

Where is the test site so I can take a look at it?

Note, I changed this thread name to something that is more descriptive  
of what it is.

Michael
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On Jan 16, 2008, at 10:00 AM, grass-dev-request at lists.osgeo.org wrote:

> Date: Wed, 16 Jan 2008 10:19:37 +0200
> From: Wolf Bergenheim <wolf at bergenheim.net>
> Subject: [Fwd: Re: [GRASS-dev] cvs>svn?]
> To: GRASS developers list <grass-dev at lists.osgeo.org>
> Message-ID: <478DBE19.8040609 at bergenheim.net>
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> On 16.01.2008 02:55, Hamish wrote:
>>>>> Martin Landa wrote:
>>>>>> BTW it would be great to start migration webpages to Drupal.
>>
>> I guess the ideal is a good intuitive hierarchical structure with  
>> good
>> index/search/sort tools too- they aren't mutually exclusive. The
>> ability to limit the search to just the website or just a particular
>> mailing list would be nice (htDig?)
>>
>
> There is a module called organic groups in Drupal. I don't have a  
> lot of
> experience with them, but basically they can be a front-end to a  
> mailing
> list, just like Google groups. And that would mean that the mailing  
> list
> traffic would be in Drupal, and could be searched for. With the search
> in Drupal you can limit the by category, and the organic groups would
> show up as one. With organic groups people could post to the mailing
> lists via our site, and also via email.
>
>>
>>> It would be good to experiment a bit with the new Drupal site, and  
>>> if
>>> it is not suitable we can always switch to something else.
>>
>> agreed.
>>
>
> That is why I did set it up. I do think that we can have the best of
> both worlds. Meaning that hard-core hacker like Hamish can continue to
> edit the pages in raw xhtml, and on the same time someone else less
> familiar with code can edit a page and post a message to the mailing
> lists via the web interface.
>
> --Wolf
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