There are usergroups that have different locations (like AFUP or GRUSP) that should have the opportunity to be handled as one usergroup with different locations.

This requires heiglandreas/OrgHeiglGeolocation#2 to be solved.

This would be useful especially for meetup organizers, e.g. so we can subscribe to an iCal feed that only shows activity in our region (in my case Benelux).

The problem right now is that if you subscribe you basically spam your calendar with remote events that you don't care about.

This could be related to or combined with #127

If anyone else finds this interesting/useful I can work on a PR.

Would it be possible to show a map with pins for the actual meetups happening in your area. Some groups are in an area with a couple of larger cities, and the meetups will bounce around. Discerning the base city of the meetup group from where they are actually active would be helpful.

A user should be able to select interesting usergroups and get their icalendar-feeds aggregated into one feed.

Describe the edit-workflow and what means promoting

When calling an unknown subdomain the system should open up http://php.ug. Currently there is a loop of redirects that fails in the end. Has been reported by @stefanotorresi and @rdohms

I'm from dhaka,bangladesh. So I thought of adding the user group I'm a part of to phpug, but theres always an error with the location saying "The given longitude exceeds the range of -180 to 180 degrees".

@afilina started a list of usergroups with their first meetup-date. That would be a great information to have in the database.

I appeared to successfully log in with Twitter, but there are no new options available to me. Is this WIP functionality, or something broken I wonder?

Also, a minor issue, the text now says "Login with Logout asgrim" which doesn't make sense :)

Add the possibility to login with your twitter-account to get edit-access to all entries associated with that twitter-account

I tried to send an email through the contact list (including information about the PHP Usergroup Vienna).The first POST the form told me there where some problems, but didn't specify anything about what that problems were.

The second time it stopped with an exception. Sadly I closed the tab by accident before I could copy that exception. It was something about greylisting.

Title says it all. Seems that there is a blank screen after the successfull promotion of a group. The group is saved and emails are send but the redirect doesn't seem to work. Has been reported by @stefanotorresi

How can we handle non-local usergroups like AFUP or GRUSP. OR countrywide groups that do not meet on a regular basis but keep comtact via google groups or so?

It seems that the Promote- and Edit-Form do not validate as soon as the 'state'-element is removed.

Create a list of al current usergroups on twitter

Background is the Twitter-list of PHP-Usergroups @DragonBe is providing (https://twitter.com/DragonBe/lists/php-ug) (IIRC Cal Evans has one as well). It would be great to have a mechanism that scans those lists, filters out the duplicates and notifies the respective owner of differences.

Use the provided social accounts to retrieve the latest interactions as a measurement of staleness

Currently joined.in-events without a location are dropped from the map. Enhancement would be to show them all on 0,0 or on the current center of the map.

@rdohms would like to be able to use more than 10 chars for a shortname :)

Steps to reproduce:

1. Zoom in to map until individual pins are visible
2. Click on a pin, allow event details to load
3. Click on a second, different pin

Expected Behavior:
The details for the second event are shown.

Actual Behavior:
The details for the first event are shown again. Clicking the second pin 2 more times shows the correct details

Environment:
Ubuntu 14.04 LTS, Firefox 28

After dropping a pin and submitting, I get the following error on the map field:

"The given longitude exceeds the range of -180 through 180 degrees"

This is in Firefox 34.0 on OS X.

Screenshot:

A few things Ive noticed to help make this a more modern and extensible site:

• Composer Autoloader
• Database Migration Tool (Phinx)

I think these tools, as well as moving towards PHP 7, will help drive more contributions.

{"message":"An exception occurred while executing \u0027INSERT INTO groupcontact (name, service_id, group_id) VALUES (?, ?, ?)\u0027 with params [\u0022@ShorePHP\u0022, 1, null]:\n\nSQLSTATE[23000]: Integrity constraint violation: 1048 Column \u0027group_id\u0027 cannot be null","type":"Doctrine\DBAL\DBALException"}

Something seems to be broken with the check whether the acronym "foo" actually exists.

Seems to be something broken due to spiderfying.

Seems to be an issue with decoding JSON encoded data. Solution would be to retrieve the joindin-data one a night via a cron-job like it is done for the phpmentoring-data.

Seems an issue with the framework though. Will have to investigate

The mentors page of the website does not provide mentors pins any more.

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'length' of undefined

for(var i = 0; i< e.apprentices.length; i++) {

A problem seems to be happening with fetching the data. I have no more time today to investigate more, but basically https://github.com/phpmentoring/phpmentoring.github.com/wiki/Mentors-and-Apprentices does not exist anymore (old version here).

Currently it is possible to promote a usergroup without providing a way to contact the promoter/the group.
Therefore on promoting a group a twitter-nick or a mail-address should be provided on promotion.

As the user promoting a group has to log in via twitter that twitter-nick could be added to the form and be marked as not-deletable as it is the main contact

Create an API that takes a location and returns the next n usergroups

We can import a specific xml file described by a dtd that contains additional imformations about a usergroup.

Creates an interface that returns the next n meetings up to a given instance

Contacts need to be context-sensitive validated. So f.i. twitter-nicknames may not contain the '@' and may not contain the complete URL to the twitter-profile, Facebook-groups may not contain the URL to the group but simply the name or ID etc.

Example: Leipzig PHPUGL
I think the event shows the first entry, it shown't do that.

Next Event
Python Usergroup Leipzig

Starts
    Tue, 10 Jan 2012 19:00:00 +0000
Ends
    Tue, 10 Jan 2012 21:00:00 +0000
Location:
    http://g.co/maps/m2mem

Currently the baseurl is not prepended to the links to posts and pages

• Calendar field seems to reject every URL I can get out of Meetup, based on the code, it looks like you're looking for iCal, in which case it needs to handle something like webcal://www.meetup.com/PHPUGSW/events/ical/PHPSW/
• Location field wouldn't accept "Bristol, UK" or "Bristol, United Kingdom", not sure why, latlng worked.

Add the possibility to edit the informations for an entry via a form.

This depends on #10, as we do not want anyone to edit anything ;-)

Add tags to a group to identify what topics they are (mainly) discussing. That might include 'Wordpress' or 'Drupal' or 'Laravel' (or all the other things out there).

On the map one should be able to filter groups by one or more tags.

Seems to be an issue with phpug.js in line 350. getContent is not defined.

Would be nice if there was an API to allow external usage of this data. Perhaps offer external feeds for XML/RSS and JSON.

There might be usergroups that charge attendees a fee. In my eyes there are two questions arising from that:

• How to differentiate between a usergroup handling their expenses and a commercial interest? Especially when it's all in a foreign language?
• How to mark these usergroups on the map by what way? A simple checkbox that can only be checked/unchecked by an admin? Or do we trust the usergroup in checking/unchecking that mark? Or a special tag? That would mean implement tagging (which would be a great idea)

The current Layout does not work on smartphones.

The headline stands over the content and the menu is not available at all.

Would be nice to have the ability to add irc channel to the contacts options.

Hi there!

Not sure how that works as I haven't read the code yet, but some of the events available on the map but not in the events list nor the calendar.

Examples are all the Scottish usergroups, that retrieve calendars from opentechcalendar (ical), and are not in the calendar page.

Any leads to fix that?

Read usergroup-calendars and display the results in a timetable.

Therefore all usergroups that provide an iCalendar-File for their meetings will have their schedule displayed in one place.

We can then also add a simple 'next meeting'-section to the usergroups popup.