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Dear All,

I want to create a list of emails from my database.
Simply, I have 3 categories (Suppliers, Clients, Partners).
There are more than 1500 items within each category.
I want to add checkbox column and submit button, so once items are checked and submit button is clicked, it only shows email addresses of those who were selected.

Could someone please tell me if there is a module in Drupal.

Best,
Alen

I need a help
I am looking to make a web site to do online ordering for specialised medical items
I have 1000 pharmacies in my data base. Only member of the data base can order online.
They don't have to do payments but order come to our office and we process it.
What i want each member can have log in password to log into ordering system
they can see history what they have order in the past and can reorder from there as well.
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After each order they get email confirmation of the order.

Home page search will be exactly same as Monster home page, but "Location" txt field would not be there.
Search result page & filter will also be almost like monster. Ad banner management will be the earning feature. Unique this is, organizations can use our APIs. Whenever they'll update their internal application, automatically our database will be updated with few of their data (datas are not confidential). I am new to drupal, I want to ask if its possible using Drupal ... any help ?

Hi! I'm currently the Access guru at my office job, and I decided a few months ago I wanted to try to develop a database or two for my friends who own small, crafty businesses to track their supplies and orders.

Now, I know how to do that in Access - but Access isn't exactly cross-platform compatible. At all. So I figured it was a pipe dream - till someone suggested I look into Drupal. I do not know SQL well but I've picked up bits and pieces and I'm quite okay with learning more.

What I don't know - and I'll admit I'm a little overwhelmed - is if Drupal can do what I want it to do. I looked at Modules and I think Ubercart might *kind of help* but it seems to be more straight e-commerce and what I want to make is something more back-end for people to track their own supplies, inventory, etc. I want them to be able to open it up, choose supplies/iventory/orders, and then be linked to the data they've entered, and have the ability to run reports (best seller of the last year, what their levels are of all glass beads, etc).

Am I in the right spot or is Drupal not meant to do that? I don't mind learning how to do it - I just want to make sure it CAN do it. I feel silly asking but there's just SO much information out there that I'm not sure where to start, and if I do start, if I'll even be able to finish.

Hello everybody,

For the goal described below, is Drupal a correct tool right out of the box, or will I have to develop a module?