Before you start

Hello,

I'm fairly new to Drupal and hoping someone could help me with this.

I need to create a very simple "page" that displays data from a form that a user would use.

This form will be accessible by the public, whom will fill it out (Name, select a start date, end date, short description etc.).

Upon submitting the form, the information will appear on the "page" and will remain there until the end date is reached, when it then vanishes.

Hi

I am using Drupal 6. I want to create a mobile site involving content sharing and user commenting.

Can users upload images from their mobile devices in nodes via cck imagefield or filefields in normal way??

Or I'll need some special solution for this??

Kindly anyone please explain!

Thanks
Sami

Hi Everyone!

I am having a general query regarding DRUPAL since i am new to it. I am planning to create my company's portal which will be an intranet based site, only domain users will be having access of its content.

My question is.
Is it possible to create a portal in DRUPAL where there will be different company departments and each department will be having its own page?

Regards,

Hey everyone,

I've looked into Drupal in the past and to be honest always failed to get my head round some of the most basic aspects of Drupal's structure and to be honest what I wanted to use it for was so basic I didn't think it warranted the time. But I have a new project I'd like to work on and it really requires a CMS of some sort, whether that's an existing CMS with custom modules or plugins or a custom CMS using an existing php framework I'm not sure.

Essentially I want a way to easily create mini web sites, which are embedded in programs, that the user can access "About the Program", "Terms & Conditions", "Privacy Policy" etc.

In my mind the CMS would allow a user to:
Log-in
View their programs
View/Edit some pre-defined fields which are required or optional for a program
View/Edit pages which are displayed for that program

Then I would need drupal to include endpoints which the users programs could be pointed to which would display the general information and links to the pages.

One of the things which always puts me off with drupal is the fact it already has some pre-defined node types, which lead me to think I should be using them and is simply something I need to get my head around.

Hi,

I have an old website http://www.eyevilla.com.

Can I shift it to Drupal and yet retain much of the functionality. If some one can point in the right direction that will be a great help

Thanks in Advance

I'm planning to setup the directory for submitting URLs and I was wondering if Drupal have any such option with solid Admin.