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Hi

I would like to asign specific contents (stories, pages..) to specific users, similar to "access (only) own content". In a way that other users cannot see or access that "foreign" content.

Thank you!

Bixel

This is the first time I have made a visit to Drupal, actually I'm revisiting the forum and reading over user postings and reviews again. I have been doing this for the past half hour in researching CSM options. There are a few things that need to be considered.

I have reviewed Joomla and actually installed it, used it, however I was not impressed. When Mambo had the run of the show, I started using the product originally, when Joomla had taken it over the conversion had changed a lot of the coding that damaged a lot of issues, anyway it's a long story. At any rate, the other CMS application I reviewed was Typo3 which is very similar to something that I had in mind for a client as it had a WYSIWYG look when creating content for pages. Does Drupal come with something of that nature, I didn't see that in the feature notices. Another important ease of use is how easy is Drupal for the training aspect? This is something I will be using to convert a current web site over and teaching a client how to use so she can update and maintain it.

Also, what type of chat room module capability does Drupal offer?

Hi,
I'm launching a site that will host a variety of articles on different computer topics. I need a content management system that will let me easily categorize and format these articles. The categories need to be multiple levels deep, and users should be able to navigate through them and view articles in each category.

I know that all of this is possible with drupal, but it seems I'll need to spend a lot of time downloading modules and customizations to get it to look right.

I'm building a site that might use Drupal and one key decision factor is the need to have threaded comments which also appear in a forum...

I've found partial solutions to the problem, going through the handbook; I see the ability to have comments, have them threaded and moderated, have them potentially 'moved' over to the forum... but I can't find any module that allows for:

-blog post
-comments
---which also link to forum, with the same discussion going on

Hi.
I can't get Imagecache to work. Imagecache created the right folders but can't create the image. I tried setting all the folders (and) in files to 777 but still no success.

The only error i get in drupal is:

fopen(files/imagecache/main/files/images/images.jpg) [function.fopen]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /var/www/vhosts/example.com/httpdocs/includes/file.inc on line 562.

This seems like such a simple question but its not under features and a forum search doesn't turn it up...

I want to do a community blogging section on my site, where everyone can have multiple blogs, and choose a different crass/pretty theme for each blog of theirs. I'm fairly sure you can have multiple blogs in drupal from the doc, but can't find any mention of the ability for users to put a different theme on *each* blog that only applies to that one blog and not the rest of the site. Taxonomy_theme does not suit, I want themes at user whim not on taxonomy keyword.