I want to develop a project and I would like to know if I can use Drupal.
1. I need the users of the site to get registered to create an account (My account, My favourites, ...). They have to submmit photos (maybe videos in the future) and text. These contents should be classified in categories.
Hi there,
we've been running Drupal on our internal marketing site for over a year now, with mixed results.
We have two main use cases for the site - one is to push some standard written content. The other is basically a file archive, storing things like roadmaps, competitive write ups, price lists and the like.
The problem we have is that our navigation is abysmal. Trying to find a particular file, or see all the files that are in the categories of one of our products AND a category results in a long list, not a nice table.
I'm seriously considering Drupal to manage a Search & rescue organization. The site would NOT be for members, only for management, to manage training material, member files, activity planning, etc.
Basically, what I need :
-Easy forums with security management (admins, non-admins, etc.)
-Easy file sharing within users with categories
-Some way to manage members (pictures, qualifications, etc.)
Well, I have a couple of questions to see if this is the right way to go. I like all of the functions that drupal has to offer, but there are a few things I would like to do.
1 the main page I would like to make it a static page. I do not want it to interact with the blogs and forums. I want to put data about what the forum and blogs are for and ads. I just want the links to the forums and blogs I choose.
2 when I make a forum topic ie Games with a sub catagory of general chat I do not want anyone but me to make sub catagoies just to post inside them.