Is Drupal a viable solution for my website? Please review What is Drupal before posting.

Drupal multi-level site/ University.

Ok, im new to drupal, and i have a question, were i can get some help, and need some advice. I'm currently helping a University in Mexico developing a multi-level website i will explain. What we need is a main website that represents the whole University and than we have about 8-10 different schools in our university ( Computer Science, Nutrition etc.) and what we want is to have a main site and a website for each school and a website for each professor. And when the professor updates his website it will show on his website as well as in the school website if its relevant.

help whit module

Some one can help me whit module http://drupal.org/project/support?

I install that but when i try test that i go to me user profile and here i see two links:

View recent tickets
Create new ticket

but when i go to the link dont sucess none, some help? Thanks to all.

Is Drupal 7 stable for production sites?

Hi every, I'm just wondering if Drupal 7 is ready for production sites because I've installed since two days ago and have a lot of problems, warnings, headaches :-( which version are you using?

Multiple user types

Hello,

I'm new in Drupal and I'm looking for somone to help finding the right way i can use Drupal in my future business.

I'm planning to create a marketplace for small enterprises to help them create a profile and a mini site uppon the plateform, publish information, manages users lists conected to their profiles, have dicussions with customers, sell services via the plateform and so on...

Am the new one for Drupal...

Hi, am new one for drupal..please could anyone or more than of you teach about the basic functionality of drupal and show me the example pls..

Is Drupal the best choice for my project? (Neighborhood Ratings)

Greetings, Drupal community!

I am considering launching a "neighborhood-rating" website. The rough idea for this website is this:

1. User navigates to website. (Optionally, the site detects his location through his IP address)
2a. User views a list of neighborhoods in his selected - or detected - region. For instance, if he has selected New York City, he might see "Bronx" "Queens" "Manhattan" "Crown Heights" "Staten Island" on the list. Each Neighborhood has a star rating assigned that's immediately viewable alongside the name of the neighborhood.
OR
2b. User navigates to a "search" page which allows him to search for (filter) particular neighborhoods by criteria (shopping, dining, other preferences)
3. User clicks on the name of a neighborhood that takes his fancy. This takes him to a more in-depth view of the city, with photographs, a list of "attractions" (nearby restaurants, stores, etc) as well as comments (reviews) relating to the neighborhood.
4. User has the ability to add the neighborhood to a personal "favorites list" (after registering and/or logging in). Registration also gives him the ability to add his own reviews, photographs, and other such material.

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