Installing Drupal

Hello,

I am trying to install Drupal on IIS 8, Windows Server 2012 (x64), PHP 5.6.0 (some modifications made other php apps working fine), Compiler MSVC11 (Visual C++ 2012), Server API: CGI/FastCGI (some modifications for increased timming), Using the Zend Engine (defaults), MySQL 5.6, database is "drupal" with a its own user and password, wincache enabled (defaults), Zend OPcache enabled (defaults), Using Default App Pool set to "No Managed Code" and "Classic", Temp dir (C:\Windows\TEMP).

Hello,

I've seen a couple of professional (online) presentations of Drupal and now I've downloaded the Acquia desktop package (for Windows 7) - Drupal version 7 - to experiment and learn within the confines of my computer environment.

It installed itself in C:\Users ....... etc. Now, all the fascinating stuff in the presentations - which seemed so splendid at the time - eludes me!

I'm very new to Drupal but not to IT. When starting down the road to learning Drupal the You Tube videos I was watching to learn Drupal suggested the "desktop" install is the best way to go.

Hi All,

I want create a page which contain a form and a table.
I have 2 functions which one contains a form (return form) and the other one contains a table (return theme)

function abc_menu() {
...
'page callback' => 'xyz',
...
}

function xyz(){
...
return form;
}

function xxx(){
...
return theme;
}

So how does the xyz page can contain 2 function to show? or any way to do it.
Please help

Thanks

Using:
- Win 7 32bit
- php 5.6.10
- mySQLserver 5.6.25.0
- Drupal 7.38
- IIS 6.1 SP1

This image shows that I've completed the setup successfully:
Drupal install completed

We are in the midst of switching out our SharePoint (Farm) for Drupal. I would like to host the site on two servers (unless more is needed) behind Netscaler. Are there any documents out there that could help me configure the Drupal servers to replicate and the best way to utilize Netscaler to provide failover and load balancing? Are there any good GUI tools to monitor a replicated Drupal environment and test failover? Our current SharePoint site does have a single database server but I would like to have failover at the database level as well for the new setup.