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Hello, I hope someone can help me with this.

I have a tourism like website and what I am trying to do is have businesses in the area (e.g accommodation and tour providers) be able to list on my website for a fee.

I would like the businesses to be able to subscribe/join for a fee, then login to write their business ad, being about 6 lines long with a picture and their website address. I want this saved ad to be injected directly into the page (node) with the other business listing on it, and to be editable and updated at any time by the business.

Hi,

I am using Drupal 7.7 and am looking for a photo gallery solution that allows anyone to be able to submit photos to it, including anonymous users. I have Mollom but would also like to be able to approve photos uploaded by anonymous users before making it live. I have looked for modules that would allow this but all I found are registered user gallery options. If I am missing relevant information, please let me know.

Any help anyone can provide is much appreciated.

Sincerely,

Kamal

Hello,
The pages with the modules listed alphabetically were very efficient in finding modules.
Does anyone know why the following pages are not accessible?

Drupal 6 modules index -- http://drupal.org/project/modules/index?drupal_core=87
Drupal 7 modules index -- http://drupal.org/project/modules/index?project-status=0&drupal_core=103

Regards,
Michael

Hiya, Folks,

This may be an old concern, but please hear me out.

I was looking to return to Drupal after giving up with version 6 three or four years ago (when most sites were on 5 or even 4 and 3!) and was pleasantly surprised to see quick hosted site services such as Buzzr, SubHub, and so forth. This is the kind of stuff I needed back then!

But now I also need a shopping cart and forums and such...and anyway, in the course of my research, such as it is, I'm now at the point of asking, why Drupal?

Hi everyone!

I would like to create a fairly simple page: A page where can people have to sign-up for (I need to be able to accept/decline the dign-up) after which they get to see a page on which they see some kind of database of members. They then need to be able to click on any member and be taken to a page where they can see information on that member (like age, name, text-box with extended info that that member added, etc.).

For this I'm looking for the necessary plugins and a template which can contain this (and not much more than this).

Hello!

I'm relatively new to Drupal, and because I've historically had a very different approach to CMS implementation, I think I may be missing the point of the architectural qualities of Drupal.

I'm a .NET developer who's used Umbraco and EPiServer a lot, but had limited experience in Drupal.

What Umbraco offers is a way for users to organise their content in the admin panel, such that items will happily sit in a tree structure under other items.

In the case that you have a news section, you would have the following structure in Umbraco:

News landing page
- News story 1
- News story 2
- News story 3

This hierarchical approach is also easily transferrable to organising other types of content, such as slideshows for specific page. You could have a homepage which would consist of a slideshow with four slides in it, and that slideshow could be specific to that homepage. This would look like this:

Homepage
- Slideshow
+ Slide 1
+ Slide 2
+ Slide 3
+ Slide 4

In Drupal, I've noticed that all pages sit together in a sort of "page soup" and someone else coined, and an implementation of a taxonomy is relied upon to ensure that content is organised on the front-end.