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Hello to you all,
I am new to Drupal.
I would like to install a Drupal website to do content management with several other associations
here in France. I was wondering if you suggest me to wait now for Drupal 5 or can I install 4.7 and
then migrate easily to 5.0 ?
I am very much interested in using Drupal for personal use because of the great things I have heard about it, but before proceeding I noticed that my webhost does not meet one of the requirements of Drupal. PHP. I was informed that they are not going to upgrade anytime soon. I have signed up for a 1 year contract and determined to stay with them because of the service they offer and the immediate response of their tech-support.
I am getting involved in a really exciting project where we are exploring the possibility of implementing Drupal. I am trying to reach out to a Technical person who can help me identify some of the benefits of Drupal
Here are the specific points I would like your feedback on as compared to other commercial products or other products like drupal...
Okay, I am ready to turn my site into a Drupal site. First some questions.
I want a site with multiple sub sites which I know I can do. What I have a question about is can I setup the site without interupting my current podcast feeds. that is bring my site down and setup drupal in place, but still have access to the rss feeds or am I best to move the rss feed, or just plain take it down.
Hi,
I'd like to know if Drupal is suitable to manage a simple site syncronization between 2 web servers.
That is:
I have one or more web sites, developed by a third-party company, that are hosted on a first web server.
I only have to take a look to the web site on the first web server and, if I like it, publish the site on the second web server, which would be reached by internet users.
At the moment I don't need to do anything else.