I have a list of about 5000 companies:
I would like to create basic page for each, writing every page would be really to much.
Each company info looks like this:
1. State
2. City
3. Adress
4. Phone
5. Website
State and City should be taxonomy terms so i can play with views afterwards.
I saw migrate and feeds modules have options to import different content but i didnt manage to figure how to work with them.
I would like to have a way to display an assigned image for each role, such as under the user picture on the forum, or on different pages like a roster list.
Is there any (reasonably) easy way to do this? I've been doing searches for the last couple of days and can't seem to find a way that's doable for me (I have little to no coding experience--more no than little).
I am building a cooking website. I would like my user (after logging in) to be able to add an existing recipe to an area called "your saved recipes". "Your saved recipes" is a section where the user can see all the recipes that he has chosen to save. Is there a module that is able to do this for Drupal 7?
Been a while since I posted here at the Drupal forums ... I'm so pleased to see the main changes in Drupal 7. I'm trying to determine how much time I should be focusing on Drupal and re-upping my skills. Perhaps you all can help me with some decision making.
I have a product that I have designed and originally developed in ColdFusion. From page to page, it's all custom. However, some of the more basic tasks like membership, security, and permissions are so well done with Drupal.
Is it possible to use a content type as a taxonomy vocabulary?
Maybe that's a badly-worded question, so I'll describe:
Let's say you want to make a catalog of software products, and their publishers. So you make a content type of "Publisher", and fill in the details of publisher names, and descriptions of them.
Next you make a content type of "Software", and you want to associate each piece of software with one or more publishers.
I have a client that wants to be able to list his products on a page. When a user clicks on the product they get a description of the product with some photos of the product. I know how to set that up, but he also wants to have the ability to show the specs for the product only when someone is logged in. So when the user gets to the product page they will see the specs and if they are not logged in it will ask them to log in or create an account to see the specs. The specs are in pdf format.