Before you start

Hi,
i'm already a happy user of drupal for a website i'm running.

I'm about to launch a second website, and still want to use drupal. The second project is very different from the first one.

Basically, it is going to be a youtube like project, where user can upload their own videos. Of course I wish to know if it is doable with drupal:

Hello All,

I am just teaching myself Drupal, I was won over by the sexy interface. I am looking for a powerful calendar module. All of the modules I have found seem to be about personal calendars.

What I am trying to find is a simple public calendar that can show events with different Locations, Titles, Categories etc..

If anyone has some advice, it would be most welcome.

Cheers,

nicholas

Hey,
I am thinking about using drupal for my blog, I want to have one central blog with multiple users editing it like wordpress, is this possible with drupal?

Thanks

Im a newbie on Drupal, Drupal 5 or 4.7 more suitable for me?
Give me some suggestion, thanks !

I have been playing with drupal on my personal site and it's excellent for my needs, I'm now wondering if I can support the following scenario for a project a buddy of mine was asking about...

Users who paid a fee would be able to upload a file for review by one or two "super users", and comments could go back and forth between the paying user and the "super users"
I figured I could do something with one "page" allowed for each payment. Something like a pay per critique basically is what I'm looking for.

I have a site that I'm working on and I'm considering whether I should jump over to Drupal or continue with my home grown CMS.

The way my current system works is that the CMS and the site as essentially seperate, with the site being a client of the CMS. The site itself is not "integrated" with the CMS (for example, you can't go in to an Edit mode and click on a place on the site to change it). All content changes are done through the CMS.

The site is quite simple: several different "News" style pages, some basic static pages, etc.

The key component that I'm curious about, though, is that with the CMS, I can create new "templates" which consist of a list of properties. There are standard properties (like start and stop dates), and there are the extra properties (like Title, tag line, etc.). I can add as many properties as I like, I can add in place Images (as a property), etc. The properties are also typed (numbers, dates, strings, etc.).

As a CMS user, you select a story Category (Press Releases, Current Events), select a template based on that category, and then fill in the assorted fields. The site then gets that Story as a block of properties that it can place on the pages.