Doing Some Drupal for an International Travelers Social Network
MyNaTour is a travel community committed to sharing “real and responsible tourism,” living green, and respecting local ways of life. Their web presence is a fine Drupal site, and they asked us for a little help in making it even better.
We upgraded MaNatour’s core Drupal installation plus about three dozen modules, correcting several major security issues along the way. We also added Facebook integration, migrated the site’s hosting to Bluehost, removed an obsolete subdomain, and more.
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We have no complaints; ENGINE stepped up to the challenge. For example, during our 2008 site project it took some extra steps to marry ENGINE’s code with our museum’s website. But with Ben’s assistance, this process was very smooth, and in turn, made the 2009 site project even better.
– Armistead Booker, Associate media designer
American Museum of Natural History
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This is a great way to help
This is a great way to help any community to grow more. Integrating websites with social networking sites such as face book is sure to increase its popularity and Traffic. Well done
thnk u so much
it is grt way 2 increase traffic to website or webpage.keep it up.
Another Drupal discovery.
This a nice idea for active travelers. They’ll be given enough information.
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