Before you start

Hello,

I have a particular need for a CMS, explained below, and i was hoping the community would be able to tell me if Drupal would help me achieve my goals either with the core installation or with available mods.

I'm using Artisteer to create some templates for public distribution, which I will make for Joomla, WordPress, Blogger, Drupal and plain HTML sites. When I export the templates for the various platforms I have the option of creating one for Drupal 5 & 6, and to create one for Drupal 7. I plan to make a lot of these templates so storage space is an issue. I've already chosen not to make any of these templates for Joomla 1.5, as that version has reached it's end of life for support some time ago. Should I consider Drupal 6 the same way, or is it still pretty popular?

Anyone aware of activity or modules that could be used to provide a job video interview process for a drupal website.
Use Case:
Prospective Employee is given a unique url to login and provide a video response to a set number of questions chosen by an interview panel. The submission is then directed to each member of the interview panel who adds their comments and makes their recommendation before a decision is returned to the prospective employee ?

Ideally archiving of the video submission would be possible.

Anyone know if its possible?

Hi all, I'm really excited to join the community, you all seem great!

Anywho, I have an existing webiste for my business which relies on information and pages produced by outside vendors. We currently have those bits 'framed' in via a tag like this:

Hey!

I'd like to get some help about wich modules should I use to implement my
Drupal website.

I'd have a home page, with content likde news, articles, blogs, and links to
news, blog, etc. areas.

But this is my problem: I'd like registered users to be able to go to their
areas, where they could also have a principal page, and from there blogs, news,
atc.

Wich combination of modules couls/should I be using to have this multi-user
site?

Thanx!

It should be a condition of download for Drupal that users acknowledge that they must not collect sensitive information in webforms without a lot of prior preparation because it will be published publicly on their site. I wish I had known.

I have a drupal 6 site (which uses tcpdf) for which I discovered that one of my webforms, which was collecting personal information, did not have the "viewable by anonymous users" permission revoked for "access all webform results". Never occurred to me to even check that would be default behavior for an input form submission, that the submissions themselves would even have configurable permissions. Drupal was making lists of webform results, and the results themselves, viewable by default. Therefore, google indexed the webform submission lists, the submissions themselves, and then took the pdf versions, converted them to quickviews and cached everything. A user notified us that their submitted information was available in google search results.

We revoked anonymous access to those drupal nodes, deleted the data from the server, and installed webform_nosave and I thought the cache would expire naturally. But a user brought it to my attention a couple weeks later that their data was still cached and viewable.