BCO Home page

Building Communications Opportunities Alliance (BCO) is made up of NGOs and donor organisations working collaboratively on projects based on communication for development. The alliance website needed a mixture of public and private spaces to present project news to outsiders, and share meeting minutes and draft reports in logged-in spaces between partners. Drupal’s finely grained permissions system allowed us to create a number of different website ‘roles’ to assign to members of the alliance, determining who could read private content, write content etc… The site also makes use of the innovative Google Maps API, to graphically display the location of alliance members’ work.
Graphic design for web pages was developed by Josh King-Farlow and follows his standard practice of using a fluid layout coding technique (percentage based layout as opposed to em or fixed width pixels), allowing the page to shrink and expand to fit whichever screen size you are using. Coding is also strictly W3C standards compliant.

Comments

Google Map

Is it possible to insert Google map in web design using drupal. I have done the same thing with Joomla but I'm not sure if it is going to work for drupal. Is there any plug in for this.

Google Map with Drupal

there are modules to be used for Google map with in your web design with drupal as CMS but for that you need Google Map API key, map.

There is also another module to be used with the contact form. This might work by putting this code into the main template php file

function theme_contact_mail_page($form){
$output = check_markup(variable_get('contact_form_information',
t('You can leave a message using the contact form below.')));
unset($form['contact_information']);
$output .= drupal_render($form);
return $output;
}

Support and development tickets

Launching your web site may mark the end of a long and weighty project. It's also the beginning of a new section in the life of the site – where it settles into getting on with its users. This commonly involves comments, feedback and occasional bug reports – many of which can be responded to with small changes by our developers. Luckily the GreenNet web projects team is on hand to support you and your website after the launch party is over and the project completion notes are written.

To make it easier to get help from us along the way we provide Support and Development Tickets that you can use to get help with just about anything, including things like:

  • adding the logo of a new funder
  • changing your address details in the site's footer
  • installing a new site traffic monitor
  • rearranging the blocks on a page
  • reordering a list of items by date rather than alphabetically
  • changing the Twitter feed that's featured on your home page

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  • £36 (£30 excl VAT) for a single ticket
  • £216 (£180 excl VAT)  for 7 tickets (buy 6, get one free)

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