Before you start

I'm looking for a CMS that can achieve the following without too much trouble:

Allow users to register/login using Facebook and Google connections only. Then allow users to fill out a custom form and submit. Form submissions are then displayed on the site.

If Drupal is not a simple solution for this does anyone have another suggestion?

I'm planning to make a website, in which there will be free or paid files to download. Consider a file equivalent to a node in drupal.

I will have some plans which users can buy.
Example:
- X$ 20 downloads
- Y$ 30 downloads
and so on.

The main thing is I want to control number of file downloads, according to plan.

Is there any module, by which I can control number of files downloaded.
I know, I can program/code it. But, If there is an existing module which is doing this, it would be great.

Thanks
Gorav Singal

I'm not even sure I can accomplish what I hope. Hopefully if it can be done in Drupal, y'all can point me in the right direction. (It feels daunting when I look at all the modules and try to figure out how it all works together.)

I have a "dream" of a niche community site where users can

Hi all,

Firstly, and more importantly I have absolutely no programming knowledge whatsoever at this stage. I've never even done a HTML 'Hello World' code before...

But as part of a new year resolution, I want to build a website which will allow home sellers to be able to manage the sale of their property online, covering my local area. Also to allow buyers to log in and actively look for and contact sellers through the site. from what I have researched, Drupal would seem to meet all the high level and more granular requirements I have for the site. which is great!

Hi all,
This is my first post on this forum, just so you know ;-) ... If you don't feel like reading all this, you can just skip to the bold part of this topic :-)

Over the past decade, i've build many sites using WordPress, also IPB (Invision) as an alternative CMS and SMF for niche community building. With these aformentioned 3 products, there was nothing i couldn't do (or at least i thought so!)

Right now, I'm thinking of building a community music site, that does the following:

I am trying to convert my existing, non-Drupal site into a Drupal site. I am testing it out on my local machine and I am making some pretty good progress. The last thing I did was created content for two items using PHP code in each content's Body to load the desired content. This is good, but the PHP code is static.