Drupal 6.x

I am looking for a team developers and designers to build a froogle-like website.

They will need to be able to manage a project which involves building
custom API's to interface with the API's of various websites (approx
30) to dump all of their data into my database. The database needs to be updated for each site at least once daily.

The second part of the project involves creating a custom search tool
to search through the database and display the results.

We would like to build the site on drupal if possible, and if it is our best option.

Hi,
I'm running php 4.4.4 and mysql 4.1.13 .

Will I lose some features of Drupal 6 (in particular in the case of block caching) with these versions of PHP and MYSQL comparated to 5.xx versions of both ?

Cordially,
Brakkar

Greetings,

This is probably a very dumb question.
to have variables such as $user and $pager_page_array able to be pulled into scope with 'global' do they not have to be in the scope above aka not inside a function? I have looked around and from what i could see there was never a point when either were not in a function and from what I understood that was not possible so im just a little confused!!

Kurzer aktueller Abriss


Aktuell betreiben wir eine recht erfolgreiche Musik affine Community mit dem Schwerpunkt auf Content. Bei uns liegen etwa 500 exklusive Artikel zu diversen Thematiken. Ferner gibt es ungefähr 12.000 freiwillige Anmeldungen im vbulletin Board (obwohl alle Bereiche des Forums für alle User lesbar gehalten sind, genauso wie der Content).
Als CMS nutzen wir aktuell Joomla. Die einzige Interaktionsoberfläche für die User ist das Forum, welches auf dem vbulletin basiert.

I hope this makes sense.

On our site, we created a "Did You Know" kind of content type to appear as a block (Image, Title, Blurb). The way it was supposed to work, the user would create a new Content Type, and the most recently appearing "sticky at top of lists" created Content type would be the one that appeared on all pages.

Now, however, we would like to change it so that we can dynamically determine which types of "Did-You-Knows" appear where. So, if a did-you-know is about a particular staff member, it could be in the section "About us," and if it's about a particular project that is being worked, it can appear in the section about that project. I'm just not sure exactly how to go about it.

The first step I took was, for the "Did You Know" that I wanted to appear on the about page, I made the parent item "about," and the one for projects, I made the parent item "projects", etc.