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I'm currently evaluating Drupal as a potential CMS for our company.
We would like the ability for Users to make their own fill-in forms. These forms can be published, and would be viewable by other Users, who could then fill them in. Forms results would be stored in the underlying database.
Does Drupal have this capability? If so, which feature/module should I be using?
I'm just Starting with Drupal and I'm wondering about how to set up my Apache logs so they will be the most useful for my external Stats processing (on top of or instead of Drupal's statistics.module)
My specific concern is that I want to avoid having both:
/book/view/12
/what
appearing in the logs - both refer to the same page. I'm wondering if Apache can save a record of the page it served (/book/view/12) instead of the page it was asked for (/what)
I have installed and configured drupal for the last couple of days. Great stuff, I've been trying loads of CMS's the last months, and finally I've found one that suits me.
I'm a newbie at drupal and recently i started to redhat linux 9 so i need to install drupal for working purposes. After i install drupal-4.3.0, i try to load http://localhost/index.php, but instead of the expected admin login, i was shown the index.php in html format.So i need help with this problem.I'm using PHP-4.3.4, MySQL and Apache-2.0.48.
I have just installed drupal for the first time, and am having difficulty setting it up. When I create the first account, rather than showing my password my browser just hangs for a while. I can see that the user has been created in the MySQL table during this time. Eventually, the notification appears that the password for the account has been emailed, but it never arrives. Any suggestions to remedy this would be greatly appreciated.