General discussion

Anybody know of a snippet to list terms which have been used with a specific node type i.e I'm using two vocabularies on my site:

A. user defined tags (free tagging)
B. Site categories (misc, term1, term2, term3)

and 4 content types:
A. blog
B. image
C. links
D. forum
all of which can be tagged with the terms in the two vocabs above

when users view the images section I only want to show them a list of terms that have been used with images etc. make sense?

If I have a web design firm create a site layout for me, will it be easy enough to incorporate that design into the Drupal package?

If anybody would like to bid on my site design, please see the following:

http://cklester.com/newsite/?page=mmc

Also, does Drupal work okay with PostgreSQL?

Thanks!

Noticed a post on here earlier, pointing to paypalwarning.com, which appears to be both an anti-paypal site and a sales site for a free ecommerce merchant account with the company behind it.

Although, I have noticed, via google, a lot of anti-paypal information online from disgruntled paypal members.

Just wondering what other Drupal users are using for accepting payments on their Drupal sites.

Philk

Hello Drupalers !

I want to be able to browse images by taxonomy. All the gallery modules I've tried want you to have some galleries or albums (apart from maybe Shazam which didn't seem to do anything) - which feels redundant since Drupal already has categorisation facilities (the taxonomy).

I assume the best way to do this is to create a view which filters on the taxonomy I want and on the node type, so that only images are displayed. Now the problem is that the default view renderer displays the images as a list of articles - not a an array/matrix of thumbnails.

I've been approached to help with a site that would be something like flickr plus some. If I just list everything the site needs to be able to do, I'm hoping that some of you more experienced users will be able to tell me if it is or is not possible with Drupal.

1) Photo storage/sharing, as with flickr
2) As with flickr, photos would be in pools, meaning they can be categorised by individual users and for all users
3) For certain accounts, people will be able to purchase a print/copy of the pictures. (E.g. A Charity might use it to sell calendars and any viewer would be able to click on one and purchase)
4) For individual accounts, the owner of the image - that they have uploaded themselves - would be able to purchase a print of their own photos.

The difference between #3 and #4 is that with #4 you are uploading your own pictures to your own account/space. You can then purchase it as an image - with the money obviously going to the printers (who the site is being built for).

With #3, people are buying someone else's pictures and the money is split between the picture-owner and the printer.

Finally, the person requesting this site is also wanting people to be able to plug it into their current websites, I'm guessing like you do with flickr. (Maybe I could just do this thru an image-specific RSS feed?) He's talked about it being available as some kind of plug-in, but I'm wondering if iPhotoToGallery would suffice.

I have a site that has excepts a PAYPAL donation. Is there anyway I can send the person donating a personalized THANK YOU email generated somehow by my site automatically?

I don't think PAYPAL can pass the users info back to my site so I can grab their name and email address right?

If not, is there somehow a way I can create an admin page that can just I can fill in the name and email address and hit the send button to create an html thank you email to them?

I hope I'm clear on what I'm asking. Thank you for any suggestions in advance.

- G