Bay Area Drupal Camp

Posted Mon, 09/29/2008 - 21:36 by Dave Cohen

I plan to attend the upcoming Bay Area Drupal Camp. For those interested in learning about Drupal for Facebook, I've proposed a session. If you might attend, please vote for it now. Without votes, it will not be included in the program.

I'm also going to hold a smaller session there for developers who want to get Drupal for Facebook up and running. If you've run into problems and would like to ask me in person or if you're new to DFF and want a jump start, that may be the session for you: http://badcamp.net/session/drupal-facebook-hackathon

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by 718665950@facebook - 11/27/2009 - 14:50

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I would love to be able to go to this....

by 741996067@facebook - 10/04/2008 - 23:14

Alas I cannot. Even so I am using your latest cvs 2.0 for D5 and I just cannot seem to get it to work right .Where my errors are cause all the documentation is completely outdated is hard to figure out cause the module is installed and not throwing errors.

I could really use you looking at my site/config and giving me some idea of what the issues are. One of my main irratations is that the user menu is never rendering to where it should be on the right its always on the bottom of the page and I have set it correctly in the fbml theme. I really want to use this but its so damn confusing to figure out what to use where currently with actions and triggers and this and that, all your docs are out dated and I cant figure out what part of my install is not working. Even a tiny bit of info on how to use the new bundled templates with triggers would be great but everything is outdated for 2.0.

Please take a few mins to give me some directions so I can use the work you have put some much time into and create something.

Thanks :)

Hey Christopher you should

by Dave Cohen - 10/06/2008 - 23:57

Hey Christopher you should submit these issues to the issue queue on drupal.org. If we resolve them there is will help others as well. (You could even go on to update the documentation...)

Sounds like your issue is not specific to Drupal for Facebook, but a general theming thing. The facebook canvas is fixed width. If anything in the main column is too wide, the sidebar will get pushed down. It will take CSS and HTML chops, and maybe some time with FireBug to fix it.