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I'm fairly new to Drupal (and MySql, PHP, and Apache) but love what I'm seeing so far. I've done DotNetNuke previously and have been a Windows (and some ASP/ASP.NET) for many years. I still can't believe how mature and well-designed Drupal truly is. And the modules out there are amazing!
What I'd like to find out is whether, using existing modules, I can create a single web site for multiple users, with each user having their own "sub-site" voice to the world.
I don't have a lot of experience in drupal yet but I have some php knowledge...
I am trying to setup a multilingual site.. (2 languages only) and I see some limitations in the multililngual capabilities
I have created a CCK node type... only one of the fields of this node type has to be translated to other language. The rest of fields doesn't depend on the language. So I don't want to duplicate the nodes for each language.. and one of the field is image fields.. (don't want to reupload the image, it has to be the same for both languages)
I would like to have the track view which tracker.module produces in my account as part of the menu. I was trying to set up a menu link but don't know how to define the path. I tried user/[uid]/track but that didn't work. Any ideas or do I have to set up a view for that?
I was wondering what modules have been used to create the functionality of the drupalcon website. A site recipy so to speak for a conference website, which modules and in what way. Thanks!