Hi all,
Here are the details for setting up an indymedia site with Drupal scotland.indymedia.org/node/10073,
The guy who did our site has made lots of custom modules such as a Dada to Drupal migrator
I’ve put together an out-of-the-box distribution which can be downloaded here
www.fileden.com/files/2006/11/3/343916/...
Translation¶
Work has also been started on Translating the interface into Scots Gaelic,
The .po template files for the custom modules can be downloaded here
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Thanks! I haven’t dropped by crabgrass for a while so when I did I was glad to see this. I forwarded your link to Riley <datamonkey99@gmail.com> from IMC DC who had questions about migrating from Dada to Drupal. If anyone wants to join in any work to Drupalize the IMC-Alternatives site contact John <john@manifestor.org> or Josh <josh.marcus@gmail.com>, or e-mail the imc-alternatives@lists.indymedia.org list. |
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The scotland example has really helped to get us moving again off of the dada platform. Now I just have to convince some of the editors that the new software will not be that difficult to learn. Did the scotland editors have much problem making the switch. |
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@ riley no, it was quite easy to learn. |
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The most up-to-date indymedia alba (drupal) code can be found in the source repository: github.com/tomm/drupal-indymedia-alba/t... There is a download link if you prefer zip files. This is a complete drupal distribution including the drupal code itself, at version 6.10 right now. |
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So this code on github could be put on any local computer for the purposes of playing around with it? PS love that the URL makes you the treemaster, TomM. Primmo :p |
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It might be easer for you to use the dedicated virtual machine for drupal development. check out www.turnkeylinux.org/appliances/drupal6 Here is easy how to start with virtual box: |
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Hi, we (imc Venezuela Centro) want to build our page on drupal 8, someone could help us? |
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