Before you start

I have a static HTML website that sells subscriptions. The website currently accepts payments via PayPal buttons. The buttons are configured to offer subscriptions for different durations, i.e., 1 month, 3 months etc. The PayPal button themselves can accept payments in U. S. dollar and non U. S. dollar currencies.

I am looking to migrate this website into Drupal. I would like to keep the payment process as simple as possible, i.e., fewest number of clicks to complete the payment and return to my website.

Is there some "demo site", where I can login and see the admin-part of Drupal ?

Or, do I have to install an internal Drupal 7.x ?

Thanks and best regards
Peter

Hello,

I have been running a version of drupal for a few years now and kept it upgrading until 6.20 and then stopped, it's not a public site or commercial, just a personal site on my laptop that I use, but I today noticed drupal is now on version 8, can you please tell me if I can export the drupal database from my version 6.20, create a new installation of drupal 8 and then import the database, or do I need to upgrade it at peacemeal from version to version?

Many Thanks

I want to create a one-page website, with very little text (can be done using mostly cut up images) and a form + button. Here's an example of the designed layout (with some parts excluded for privacy):

http://i.imgur.com/w847O.png

I think that everything except for the form and button can be done with images. What's the most simple way of doing this with Drupal?

Help is much appreciated.

Thanks,

Steve

When searching Google, one of the links is "My Drupal"
When searching Bing and Yahoo, it comes up as Welcome to Shady Goat Farm/My Drupal

Advice as to how to remove "My Drupal" is much appreciated!
I'm not very tech savvy, so I'm having difficulty figuring this out.

Thank you!

Hello there,

I've been trying to get along with Drupal since Saturday. The case is, I've made a ready-to-use Twitter Bootstrap 2.1.0 template and need 2 things to be dynamic: Projects and Blog Posts.
As stated in the topic title, it is for a small one-man homepage, a personal site where I show off my projects (programming and RL modding) and maintain a small personal blog. After finishing the template I saw that what I planned was pretty advanced for such a simple thing (automatically cross-referencing a single item (a Project for example) to both the homepage and the Project Overview page) and thought about using Drupal. After fiddling with it and the Docs for almost a week now, without any huge results as I'm still not done with all the Docs, I start to think that Drupal might be a bit overkill for what I've planned and that a simple self-coded solution (I guess it would take me less than a week to code a sleek, fit solution to easily add Blog Posts and Projects) might be better suited.