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Good evening folks,

I've worked with Drupal in the past on some fairly basic websites, thoroughly enjoyed the experience hence the reason why I'm back, however my new business venture requires a little more detail and functionality.

I'm looking for a system where my clients are required to fill out a custom created form (CCK), ultimately leading to a premium advert listing. Clients are required to pay for these listings, is it at all possible to combine CCK + Ubercart for example?

I've been developing with Drupal for about 8 months now, which of course means that I've been learning Drupal for the last 8 months. It's immensely powerful and a ton to learn. We've been successful in developing Drupal websites in a small-medium business sector. However, the more we develop the more we are being presented with enterprise level opportunities. My question is simple: Is Drupal a viable solution for enterprise level development?

Hello I have been interested in Drupal for a while and have some exp from a local class & group that I attended. I finally have a project that is complex enough to use Drupal. In essence it will be a Multiple vendor e-commerce website. Not sure if it will be CC & Paypal for payments yet. She would like the vendors can have some control of content.

Hi All,
I reinstalled xampp and and also install the drupal 7 into it.
I wanted to use my backup (.mysqlfile).But when try to import this file in drupal database using phpmyadmin it shows

CREATE TABLE `accesslog` ( `aid` int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT COMMENT 'Primary Key: Unique accesslog ID.', `sid` varchar(128) NOT NULL DEFAULT '' COMMENT 'Browser session ID of user that visited page.', `title` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL COMMENT 'Title of page visited.', `path` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL COMMENT 'Internal path to page visited (relative to Drupal root.)', `url` text COMMENT 'Referrer URI.', `hostname` varchar(128) DEFAULT NULL COMMENT 'Hostname of user that visited the page.', `uid` int(10) unsigned DEFAULT '0' COMMENT 'User users.uid that visited the page.', `timer` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' COMMENT 'Time in milliseconds that the page took to load.', `timestamp` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' COMMENT 'Timestamp of when the page was visited.', PRIMARY KEY (`aid`), KEY `accesslog_timestamp` (`timestamp`), KEY `uid` (`uid`) ) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8 COMMENT='Stores site access information for statistics.' AUTO_INCREM[...]

MySQL said:

#1050 - Table '`drupal`.`accesslog`' already exists

when I login into localhost/drupal
it shows following error.

In order to improve my rusty site-building-skills, I decided to learn a bit about Drupal. As a first project I want to do sort of a community-driven website for tomato growers to share their experiences with different varieties (in order to improve my own amateurish efforts on my balcony).

The core of the site will be the variety database. Before turning to Drupal I already worked on a basic database design with a main table looking something like this:

I'm just a little confused about the ecommerce module to use for this purpose: our client needs a platform for customers to order sports and gym equipment with making payment. They only place an order and checkout without making payments online.