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Hi all.

Not sure if this is the right forum or whatnot, but I would like to find a reliable service to work with to convert a Drupal (7.x) site to WordPress (4.x).

I have tried to talk them into going the other way, but they are dead-set on going away from Drupal :(

Anyway, has anyone used a very reliable tool and/or service?

I have a site with about a dozen content types, 25 views, 450 pages, 100 people, 0 comments, and a custom theme. I see some very cheap tools to handle this, but they don't support themes or views for example.

I would be most grateful for advice on migrating a Drupal 7 multisite to a cloud. I have read "Drupal on Google App Engine and AWS". Here is the current profile:

Hey guys,

I have seen a few modules that can generate 1D code onwards. But i've not seen a module that can read them thru say a smartphone's camera.

Is this impossible because of hardware/progamming limitations or just about no one would have a use for this? I could think up of dozens of real world application.

Why haven't Drupal caught on this yet? Appreciate any pointers.

-AOS.

Hello, I hope I am posting this think to the right section if not please excuse me.
I would like to ask for what are the best ways to use 2 types of selling. I am trying to do an e-commerce music shop and got stuck at that point how to make a product have 2 types of prices and depending on which price a person bought the item it stays or its hidden for everybody else. What am I trying to say is how to best maybe use the Rules and Commerce Price module or how to do it properly?

Thanks

I notice that the now defunct website supportgroups.com was using drupal as a CMS. I was curious if there was anyway to figure out what module they were using for the group discussion boards. I really liked the manner that they worked and I am looking to do something similar.

I'm working on a project where I use a database that is common to all sites and another that is specific to each. Is there a way to detect access to a specific table on a contrib module (maybe using a hook) and redirect the queries to a table on the db of the shared site?

The contrib module in question is Oauth2.0 server and the table in question is the one where clients are stored, namely oauth2_server_client .