Before you start

I am a senior web designer who try to design a theme for my own eCommerce store to sell sport goods. Once design is done, then I will hand over the theme to Drupal Developer for mock up. (feel free to recommend if you know someone is good with reasonable $)

Hello, I am relatively new to Drupal and have 2 questions:

1- I would like to create a blog in Drupal 7 and would like to know how to do that.

2- I want to be able to post white papers on my website but in order for users to view or download the white paper they have to fill out a form with their contact information "Name, email, phone number...etc"

Can you please give guidance on how to accomplish these 2 goals in simple steps.

Thanks!

So I am a web developer and I have Drupal (both 6 and 7) running on different sites. I swear by Drupal and I think its the best CMS's out there. I have this new client who asked me to build him a site where public users can:

Create a User Account, Agree to Terms and Conditions, then can Upload Photos, Rate Photos and Share Photos, Edit personal profile, upload new photos over old ones.

Hi there,

I hope I am posting my question in the right place. I have quite a complex (I think) job I am working on and I was wondering whether Drupal would be able to do this.

At the moment the scenario is as follows:

1. Server "A" which is on a local network in an office environment contains multiple directories each named after the client's username. Each directory contains files that ONLY the user associated with that directory should be able to access/download.

2. Server "B" which hosts the Drupal based website has an Rsync/Cron running which mirrors the directory structure of server "A" under "site/default/files/*username*/" and stores all the files saved on server "A" in the appropriate directory on server "B".

3. Clients have to register on the Drupal based website which will then give them access to the files located in their folder. In other words, if a user registers with the username "bob" he should be able to access/download all the files located in the "bob" directory via his profile page, after he has logged in.

So, to recap, the flow is as follows:

A file is stored on server "A" in the directory "bob" (for example)
That files is then mirrored on server "B" under "sites/default/files/bob"
When "bob" logs in to the site he should see a list of all the files in the "bob" directory.

I need to know if I can do this:

I have a content type called: "Flats".

I have to add 1000 nodes for this content type.

The only field I need to complete for all of them is the 'title'

I have the 1000 titles in a comma-separated-value format file called: title.csv

Is there any way to upload this file and add all the nodes in just one step.

Thanks

Here's what I want to build. I'd be very grateful if some Drupal experts would help me find a good approach using Drupal:

* A few hundred users divided into types: students, tutors, supervisors and parents, each with different access to content as described below.

* A tutor has many students; a supervisor has many tutors; a student has many (a couple) parents

* Profiles for each user, with content based on type

* Tutors enter short- and long-term goals for students and subsequent goal progress notes and private goal notes at irregular times for each goal. Goals are structured into standard fields, each like a row of a spreadsheet

* Everybody can see goals and goal progress notes

* Parents, tutors and supervisors can see private goal notes

* Tutors meet with students in tutoring sessions

* Tutors enter session notes after each tutoring session with a student

* Parents, tutors and supervisors can see session notes, but not students

* Parents can provide feedback on session notes for their student; with responses by the appropriate tutor and so on like a back-and-forth conversation

* Supervisors meet with tutors in supervision sessions, each of which discusses one or more of the tutor's students