Before you start

I finally have Drupal installed on my dev server at home, but I am struggling through getting things built.

In the old world, I would draw up the wireframes (done) and then I would create page templates. Then when I want to add a new page, I would open the template, fill with content, save it as a .aspx and then publish it.

There does not seem to be an easy way to do this in Drupal (or I need to learn more about the taxonomy of blocks, panels, content, etc.)

I have 2 international flights in the next 2 weeks, to london and seoul, so I have ~48 hours in airplanes.

Hello Friends,

Hi,

I want to create an interactive site for my users. In which users can store their information. The requirement is as follows.

Enter Your details:--

Name:-- A text box will be here where user can enter his details.

Address:-- A text area should be here where user can enter his details

Mob:-A text box will be here where user can enter his details

Email:--A text box will be here where user can enter his details

save:- a button to save the details where user can enter his details.

Hi,

I am new to Drupal. I want to create a dynamic site by using Drupal. Is it possible

Good day All,

I am new here. Appreciate if somebody could help me.

I am using a machine running on Windows 7 and the hosting server is on Linux? Will there be any problem?

Thank you.

Cheers!

Hello - looking for advice. I have some modest programming background but it's been a very long time since I've coded anything beyond basic HTML or PHP. I am in the concept phase of a site and trying to decide whether to use Drupal or Joomla, or whether it is even something I should try to tackle myself.

Its functionality should be roughly similar to igougo.com's trip planner feature, which I'm assuming is built around shopping-cart like design. In a nutshell, I'm essentially looking for igougo's functionality but its database would be limited to users looking for a specific type of activity.

Here's the basics of what I'd need:
- 5-level "product" hierarchy: continent, country, state, city, item

- need to incorporate GPS coding at city and item levels (to be able to know which items are "near" other items, both in the item database as well as in the "cart"/trip plan)

- support for multiple user photos per item

- support for multiple voting options per item (e.g., be able to vote on things like ambiance, value, price, etc. - may need 10-15 categories)

- ability to rearrange items in the "cart" and add headers like igougo (to be able to schedule certain items on certain days)

- ability to share "cart"/trip plan with other users

- each user can have a trip library ("order history?")

- international language support

- mobile device support