MEETING POSTPONED ONE WEEK.

The High Desert Drupal group NORMALLY meets the first Wednesday of every month. THIS MONTH WE WILL BE MEETING THE SECOND WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH. This local group is a nice place for people to learn and talk about Drupal, a world popular content management system (CMS). We also talk about web development in general, covering all aspects from planning, design, development, and maintaining a web site. RSVP is not required and attendance is free. Tell all your friends!

What are we going to talk about?

Found this article on Lifehacker and it reminded me of a topic Mary brought up at the last meeting about people googling your name and information.

http://lifehacker.com/152444/geek-to-live--have-a-say-in-what-google-say...

Im finding sites online that run on Drupal but display a bit of inconsistancy. If you go to http://domain.com than the site works fine. However if I visit http://www.domain.com, than I get the "site offline" message. I had a similar problem with something like that using Wordpress so Im curious in what is affecting things in that adverse way.

From what I have seen, most people correct this with a band-aid by just setting a redirect on canonical names. Would this be a problem with Drupal or a problem with the domain registrar and how the DNS is set up?

Hey everyone,

I'm setting up a website for a tattoo shop and am using multisite to handle the multiple domains registered for the site.

so my sites structure looks like:

/sites/crossroadstat2.com/
/sites/xroadstatoo.com/
/sites/bearvalleyhydroponics.com/ (unrelated site, but is the "default" site)

The problem I've run into is that images uploaded to nodes while connected to crossroadstat2.com get uploaded to the crossroadstat2 files folder. When viewing the node from xroadstattoo.com the images don't appear.

example:

The High Desert Drupal group meets the first Wednesday of every month. This local group is a nice place for people to learn and talk about Drupal, a world popular content management system (CMS). We also talk about web development in general, covering all aspects from planning, design, development, and maintaining a web site. RSVP is not required and attendance is free. Tell all your friends!

What are we going to talk about?

The High Desert Drupal group meets the first Wednesday of every month. This local group is a nice place for people to learn and talk about Drupal, a world popular content management system (CMS). We also talk about web development in general, covering all aspects from planning, design, development, and maintaining a web site. RSVP is not required and attendance is free. Tell all your friends!

What are we going to talk about?

FeedAPI

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October 6: Drupal Basics is a one day training session for new users of open source software Drupal. Participants will learn to install and configure Drupal software, community contributed modules, and Drupal themes. ($199)

The High Desert Drupal group meets the first Wednesday of every month. This local group is a nice place for people to learn and talk about Drupal, a world popular content management system (CMS). We also talk about web development in general, covering all aspects from planning, design, development, and maintaining a web site. RSVP is not required and attendance is free. Tell all your friends!

What are we going to talk about?

Open Atrium

The High Desert Drupal group meets the first Wednesday of every month. This local group is a nice place for people to learn and talk about Drupal, a world popular content management system (CMS). We also talk about web development in general, covering all aspects from planning, design, development, and maintaining a web site. RSVP is not required and attendance is free. Tell all your friends!

What are we going to talk about?

Apache Solr

The VVC's Web Design & Development Association (VVCWDDA) is an organization devoted towards the advancement of knowledge, skill, and expertise of web technologies in the High Desert community. Our focus is to introduce and discuss practical concepts and techniques in the development of websites, provide a platform to network and share knowledge with other web enthusiasts, impart consultation onto local businesses, and present opportunity for work experience to those interested. We meet on the second and last Wednesday of each month discussing both aspects of web design and web development, respectively. Meetings are generally held in the Student Activity Center, Floor 2 at the Victor Valley College.

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