Connect Drupal sites to social media

Oct
27
2009
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Last weekend the fantastic folks at the Seattle Drupal User's Group (SEADUG) put on a fantastic Pacific Northwest Drupal Summit at the Adobe campus in Seattle. I hope to get some time to post some reflections on the many great sessions. In the meantime here are the slides from a talk Jakob Perry and I gave on connecting your site to social media.

You can download the slides here. Unfortunately the slides don't show the demo of the Gigya module for Drupal. However the demo was similar to one that was presented in the Acquia webinar a couple of months ago. You can watch it below.

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Oct
28
2009

I've been intrigued by the

by William

I've been intrigued by the Gigya module for some time. I've tried it out twice, and ran into problems. Unfortunately, the issues queue is full of unanswered problems from others like myself.
Hopefully it will be a viable option soon.

Dec
10
2009

Assistance

by Anonymous

Gigya is always happy to help you implement. Email andrew at gigya-inc dot com for assistance and let me know how it turns out.

Jan
13
2010

Connecting Drupal Sites

by Rob Safuto

I've been trying out Gigya on one of my sites and it was pretty easy to set up. Definitely worthy trying out if you want more engagement on a site. The new Google Friend Connect module (which is different from the one released several months ago) that was released yesterday is also a viable option. I'm trying that out on Learn By The Drop. It doesn't allow logging in with Facebook credentials but it does accept Twitter.

Jan
21
2010

Drupal Summit

by Yuriy Mizyuk

I've been to that site. It's really cool. Thanks. It is the regional conference for Pacific Northwest Drupaleers. And there are a lot of interesting things. I was surprised!)

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