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Drupal - Which version to use with WebCalendar Integration

Hi

I'm looking to webcalendar and the webcalendar integration in my Drupal site.
Which version of Drupal should I use?

I tried Drupal 5.0 RC but this doesn't seem to recognise the webcalendar as a module.
I was advised to install 5.0 RC because it has an automatic installer.

Previous efforts in installing Drupal remotely were unsuccesful as I was installing using Fantastico which I will steer well clear of.

I will install manually.

Thanks in anticipation
Andy

Need suggestions for porting Managefolio.com to drupal5

Hi,

I want to port manaefolio.com to Drupal5.
I want to keep structure of site as it is in Drupal.
This site has 4 subdomains with same structure (except 1 which has a different structure). I want to make all these subdomains with single installation of Drupal and Mysql.
How I can do this?
Pls help me.
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Sharique
IT Head Managefolio.com

Help me start please

I have been working with Drupal for a while now, just messing about with features, modules and themes. I now want to set up something functional to put out to the world.

I want to set up something like http://www.christianster.com a clean simple social site

I need someone to help me choose the right modules, as I have seen many, for the following functions: Please choose from a basic user (non-techie) point of view

News Aggregator: "Discard news items older than:" option for each news feed

It would be nice to have "Discard news items older than:" option for each news feed.

Some of the sources update their news much quicker than others but it might be the other sources' news which might be more relevent to me.

News aggregator does not display HTML character code properly.

News aggregator does not interpret HTML character code (e.g <, ", etc) but displays literally.

Is there solution for this or shouldn't the RSS source contains HTML character code any way?

Is Drupal a good fit for my requirements?

Hello all,

I'm a newcomer to the world of Drupal and am considering it for a project I'm about to emark on. Before I commit to using Drupal I obviously need to be sure that it is a suitable technology for what I'm trying to do.

The project is to design and implement a school web site. The site will have several distinct sections, each of which may be publicly accessible or accessible only by users belonging to one or more user roles, depending on the section. Each section will need to have its own multi-level menu structure with only items applicable to the logged-in user role being visible.

There will be several user roles, probably: administrator, senior staff, staff, admin staff, school governor, anonymous user, registered user and contributor user. For each user role capable of creating or maintaining content, there will need to be fine control over what type of content they can create, edit etc. and also where exactly it can be created.

Please can someone tell me if these requirements sound like a good fit for Drupal without having to jump through too many hoops. I'm confident that I'll be able to create the necessary custom themes and also develop custom modules if required, but it would be great to use as much out-of-the-box as possible. I'd also be extremely interested if someone could point me at any case studies for similar sites and/or similar sites implemented using Drupal.

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