General discussion

I read through a lot of the material at http://drupal.org/node/43816 but it is still not clear to me.

1. Is it possible to have two seperate installtions of drupal and when you are logged into one you are logged into another? (they will both be on the same domain under differnt directories)

2. Could they be two differnt versions like 4.6 and 4.7

3. Is it possible without the foaf ? (Which only works with 4.6) http://drupal.org/project/foaf

Not sure if this is the right place, but here goes.

Have set up drupal to have muliple editors.

Some of them I wont have to be able to add content to all menu objects.
I.e. some should only be able to add to navigation objects, some to another group and admin to all groups ie. administration, primary links , navigation etc.

Is it some how possible to hide some menu object when adding content and choosing menu to add content to?

My english isnt that good hope I make my self clear

I program in another language and intend to integrate parts of the code into a Drupal site. My question is sort of a beginner question, how can I share session information between my app and Drupal? I understand that I should probably just pass a var by a cookie, I would suppose that someone here has done this? any tips? If I could get a log in state and a uid to be passed from a preexisting Drupal cookie I should be ok.

Please let me know what is available.

Thanks!

Hi all,

I'm developing an ecommerce site for a commercial activity..
I need to allow online credit card payments..
Using drupal 4.7 I dont really know what the best choice is.
In the ecommerce module package there are a few options I can chose from:
- authorize_net
- exact
- linkpoint_api
- worldpay

I've also gathered that payflow (from verysign) is quite a famous a used solution.

How to install Drupal into a subdirectory but show url that exclude the directory name?

For example:
Drupal installed into /cms/ directory.

It will show a node url as http://www.domain.com/cms/node/1

How to make the url format as http://www.domain.com/node/1 ?

Is it possible and advisable?

I prefer to install Drupal into a subdirectory for easier and neater maintainance.

anyone knows where to start? thanks

assume to present the node as:

----node---------------------------------------------
|
| link_1
|
| link_2
|
| link_3
|
|
----links---------------------------------------------------
http://link_1
http://link_2
http://lin_3

----Trackback------------------------------------------
http://trackback_url