Drupal 6.x

I'm looking to move a community site over to Drupal. I WANT to use Drupal 6, but to build it to what I want it to be, I need to use Drupal 5. My main question is... when a lot of these modules are finally updated to Drupal 6, will they be easy to update without losing database info or functionality? Mods like Events, Google Adsense, UberCart (Ubershop? one of the two) CCK/Views, Classifieds & some forum integration moducles.

My buddy and I are expanding on our music business which involves scheduling gigs, bands, live performances. I have used nuke for quite a while but I want a more secure and friendly cms. I just installed Drupal 6.1 and am in need of modules and a good theme for our site. Can anyone recommend modules and a great theme? Free is preferable but paid is okay for a reasonable price.

Breadcrumbs do not show up on the Page views on my site. They show up in the Admin section, and when any Page is in Edit mode. But not in View mode. The same seems to be true for Story pages.

I apologize. I know this is simple, but I can't find the solution in the forums. How do I get the breadcrumbs to appear?

Thanks.

Hi All,

I am new on Drupal, I want to enable the guest to add comment. And i did it. But the main problem is, no matter Guest User and Authenticated User, there is on Subject and Comment field. How can i enable to have more field like "Your name"??

Like the below URL
http://mydrupalblog.lhmdesign.com/comment/reply/43#comment-form ??

Thanks
Alan

Howdy,

This may be the start of a rather large process, but the end goal is too good to not consider it.

I've recently placed a small Drupal installation within our intranet, with the view of it replacing the somewhat old wiki we currently use for our internal knowledge base. Nothing major there, but my next task is to get Nagios up and running and I was considering ... how could I push that data into Drupal?

so now that drupal 6 is out - which is awesome and all of that - tons of modules, tutorials, themes, code snippets and so on do NOT work on 6, or on older versions (4.7) and so there is this awful problem brewing...

excluding forums with detailed q and a, there are countless tutorials and code snippets that are not assigned clearly to specific versions and for which there are few indications of actual date authored beyond assorted 'diff' views (which could mean a lot or a little, but that's a user burden, having to click around like that..)

would it be possible or reasonable to request that the userbase (registered) at drupal be given some kind of permission to tag content (tutorials, forum q&a, code snippets, etc) as 'tested and works' or 'doesn't apply' or something to that effect for each major drupal version number?

what i'm thinking is something simple, same categories you see when you post a new forum topic (there are only 5 choices) - user can assign item to one version at a time - and an adjacent column with: works / doesn't work for each version...

that way, slowly, over time, the same user who are willing to spend hours answering questions and pointing to such tutorials and code snippets could also take the time to add a simple set of attributes:

Drupal 4.5x or older: does not work
Drupal 4.6: does not work
Drupal 4.7x: works