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Hello,

I wonder if drupal can be customized to become something like a Discogs.com clone

here's an example page http://www.discogs.com/artist/Madonna

Thanks in advance,

A.

I'm hoping this is going to be a quick and easy answer for somebody?! ;)
I'm using the following code to produce a comma separated list of terms within a vocabulary, including the number of nodes within the term.
What do I need to add to the SQL statement to ensure that the list obeys my taxonomy access / node access rules? Or, is there another more Drupal way of achieving this?
The current list incorrectly includes terms which should not be visible to annonymous users.

Hi, I am anticipating Drupal for a new community website. The site will involve my members submitting reviews of their CD's, DVD's and Book, but I need to know, can I use the 'submit article' feature to manage the submission of reviews? The reviews will somehow need to be sorted, and also, can I add fields for users to fill in... so rather than having one field that says: "type article" I could have several fields such as "type review", "type rating", "purchase date" etc. also, can I make some of these fields optional?

Thanks

I need to know if Drupal is a good solution for this requirement, and am willing to pay for advice:

In my business, I create a set of 3 basic websites for my customers. The websites feature an opt-in box on the home page. When a visitor enters their info in the optin box, they are sent a series of emails automatically through a sequential autoresponder. Each email message has a link back to the website, where there are articles about the topic described in the email.

I'm looking to create a drupal website for my employer. We have a Windows environment. That is, everyone runs Windows (XP, 2003, etc) on their desktops. We all log into a global domain. Some people use IE, others Firefox, a few Opera, as their browser. The drupal site will probably run on a Unix (Solaris 9) server with Apache 2, PHP 4.4 and MySQL 5.0.

Hi everyone.

I've been looking at CMSs for a while now and like the look of Drupal. I've got it installed locally and am gradually finding my way around. I need to set up websites for local small business owners, many of whom have few if any computing skills and I'm worried that the administration side of drupal is going to be too difficult for users to use.

Is there a way to tailor the "back end" to make it much simpler for novice users and more focussed on just the tasks they need to do?

Any advice would be most welcome.

TIA

Hadi