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There are a few database fields I want and I wonder what's the best way to implement them.

For all of them should I implement them using content types -> manage fields or just add a column in the database?
1. An ID column per table (autoincrement).
2. A global ID over all tables (autoincrement).
3. Creation timestamp (autoset).
4. Modified timestamp. (autoset)
5. Creator (autoset).
6. Modifier (autoset).

I work for a local government organization and we're looking to do a favor for the office upstairs, which has a huge archive of wills on paper only. We'd like to scan them in and associate some simple plain text index fields with the scanned images: things like name, date of birth, etc. This is mostly for archival purposes and they'll seldom be accessed.

Lots of documents (guessing at 10,000+), but only one type of data to store.

Our only important needs are:

I have "inherited" a work order system for county government that was created using Drupal by a programmer. I have attempted to create a copy of a content type using the export/import. When I copy the export code into the import code box, I receive this error "the import data is no valid import text".

Hello everyone,

Currently I run a blog using Wordpress on homepage and now I need to run site use Drupal on subdomain. My question, it's no problem to run WP and Drupal on the same VPS account?

FYI :

My WP blog is www.mysite.com/
Plan to run Drupal on Sub-domain www.mysite.com/kredit/

I really appreciate your suggestion

Greeting's
Rieka

(webmaster's edit: removed sitename to deincentivice linkspam)

hello,

My requirement is to extend the check out process and allowing my customers to pick up options. I found out how to add from a list like "Size" and "Color", I also need an attribute of image. the user will click on "Add to cart" then upload an image of his choice and the item will be added to the cart.
I tried Ubercart Field attributes but it didn't go as I expected.
Is there a module that can give me such functionality? I tried every module I found using Google for search.

I forgot to mention I'm using Ubercart with Drupal v7

Thanks in advance.

I'm going to use Commerce Kickstart to build a techie type of site but the theme that comes with that won't be good for my niche.

Does anyone know of some good Drupal themes I can use instead that are more techie type ecommerce themes?