Drupal 7.x

I'm looking for a PHP/MySQL/Drupal developer that wants to join a company, you have to have at least 4 years of experience with PHP/MySQL/Drupal. You will have to display your work and undergo a test because this position is for a start-up company with equity position.

We are not interested in having a relationship with a development organization since this position is a full time position with the company and we want to keep the development in-house.

We're about to launch a site where we expect a hyperbolic increase in registered users from 0 to 100 million in 18 months.

We need a CMS that can grow as we grow, or which can be 'easily' replaced as our registered user number increases.

At first, we'll only have five pages that include Flash and a My Account page with a contact form. But over the first six months, we'll also add a newsletter facility, blog, contact forms, groups and forum. At some point, we'll be migrating from shared server to dedicated servers, etc.

Thanks to all who emailed me with the specs. It sure made things go much faster. What a great bunch of people! Thanks again!

I am starting to come to terms with what is causing me problems with learning Drupal. I think a major part of the problem comes from the fact that there doesn't seem to be a visual architecture to the site. All of the CMS systems that I have used for enterprise work have had a visual tree structure that showed me where everything "lived" (Typo3, RedDot, MODx, SilverStripe). I am guessing that Drupal lacks this because there is a potential for many simultaneous architectures. However, in my mind it seems that there should one primary structure which determines where to find things for administration purposes. Also, the site's primary navigation should follow this same architecture (of course there will be exceptions, addendums and alternate navigation paths).

Basically, I think I am a very visual person (have you ever heard of people that associate numbers with shapes and colors OR associates factual information with visual images - yeah, that's me). The sites I have reviewed on Drupal visually correlate to the stars in the sky (possibly 3D), whereas, in order for me to understand and manage a website I want the organization to be more like a family tree (parent-child relationships).

Is my understanding correct? Does anyone else have this problem? Are there any known solutions?

Hello everybody,

What is the true format for the .httaccess file for this software?
waiting for response.
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