General discussion

I am trying to replace a static XHTML site with Drupal. The site is for a computer user group with several SIGs. I would like to use a different theme color/image/logo for each of the groups. I'm currently experimenting with the Meta theme variations. My question is how to set up the site. All visitors will have access to all sections. Would Organic Groups be the way to go or is there a better way?
Any thoughts or suggestions are welcome.

Hello,

I have the issue with Breadcumbs using the Category Module. When I have just containers and categories defined, all the breadcumbs work excellent. But, when I add the story or page to the category... there is just Home >>... And I would like to have the all the way shown...

How can I solve this issue?

Thanks,

Luke
http://www.bizhrguide.com

A few weeks ago I saw a post that I thought I'd bookmarked. Turns Out I did not.

This post discussed how to manipulate through template.php the way the access control layout was handled.

Instead of a multiple column roles table, it showed access control in two coloums, and reversed the checkboxes from each module, to each role.

anyone have this in their favs ? that they can post a link to ?

Hi,

I have created a block and put the flash (embed code) in it, but the flash doesnt show up.

Can anyone help me with this out.

Flash code (embed) uses conf.xml and con.dtd files to show up the content.

If i need to install any module for this, please let me know it and in detail.

Regards.

We're a small development firm who needs assistance with at least one CMS implementation, possibly more. Unfortunately, we are unable (at present) to endure a learning curve. We need a developer to provide pricing for install on our server and integration with our CSS design (or a closely aligned preformatted) template.

First, we need to be sure the appropriate CMS can be installed at our shared web host. (http://mediatemple.net/webhosting/gs/) We already have multiple subdomains with MySQL databases and they're functioning fine. (these include WP, Xoops, ModX.) The ideal CMS would be Web 2.0 (CSS and Ajax) compliant. Please PM if you want to discuss CMS criteria.

Regarding the CMS install and implementation, we need the following:

Install the CMS (and appropriate modules) at our web host. Although we have investigated Drupal, WebGUI, Xoops, and others, we will consider open source CMS’s that offer the capabilities outlined within this post.

The site in question will be subscription based and will require that the following features/modules be installed:

Limited access for "trial member" subscribers:
Job Postings / Classified (limited view, limited post, anon e.g craigslist - limited duration)
Matrix Comparison System (subscription plans)
Articles (limited view)

Complete access for "full member" subscribers:
Job Posting / Classified Ad System
Forum Access

Which Drupal version would you choose and why ? (Theming, Modules)
Why there are 2wo different versions offered?