Before you start

I am testing ecommerce with paying by credit card via paypal (in sandbox).

Based on reading and testing, buyers can only use a credit card to pay (on paypal site) the very first time they buy something. after that, they will no longer be shown the credit card screen again.

It seems amazing, but it appears to be true. Can others just confirm this is correct?

(it certainly makes testing time-consuming.) It also makes the paypal pro module necessary for my site.

I am looking into the use of Drupal on Nitix for a disaster response team, and am wondering if the situation that robclay described in April 2005 (see http://drupal.org/node/20082) has changed at all.

Rob said that was he unable to get CleanURLs working. Although that might not be a deal breaker for us, has anyone be able to load Drupal 4.7 onto Nitix? What problems did you encounter? Is robclay's install/config guide still accurate? Many thanks!

I am investigating a website solution, but I'm fairly new to CMSes in general and never used Drupal before.

Here is what the client says he wants :

"Main Home" (will have "about us", "contact us", that sort of thing)
will have Theme1

Hi,

Can anybody explain their difference ... which is the best ? or what is the specifics of these modules ?

Thanks.

[kbahey -- moved to support forums. This is not a core development discussion.]

Greetings,

Since e-commerce package doesn't have its own email subscription capability, I wonder, what is the best solution to give users an ability to subscribe for daily/weekly emails which will inform them about new or top products, send site stories, etc.

I think I need something like simplenews.module but I'm not sure this is the best solution ... What will be your opinion ?

Thank you.

[kbahey -- moved to support forums. This is not a core development discussion.]

Hello Drupal Users,

I'd like advice on migrating (converting) my writer's group website to Drupal, but don't know where and how to begin.

The original programmer/developer installed Mambo, and to be honest, it's confusing and hard to use. I've asked around and have been told that Drupal and Joomla are tops for ease of use and functionality.

If there are any local and patient users in the NY tri-state area willing to advise/walk me through the beginnings stages of migration, please e-mail soon.