Before you start

Hi Everyone,

I'm a complete newbie to Drupal, and would like to know if it's possible to insert a basic "white" page/area within our current hosted website, to allow the owner to insert his own comments and/or pictures within the live website using Drupal? He wants to be in a position to update content on his "live" site, but he has no computer coding experience or need to understand more than the very basic programming sets.

Basically we want an editable box that I can plant within our current site, accessible to him via a basic password protected website/portal etc.

Hello All,

I am new to Drupal and am trying to understand if drupal would be a good choice for my company or not. I started reading through the documentation, installed drupal 7 and am trying to understand the workings of Drupal. Even with all the documentation and forums, I still have a few questions.

Hello everyone,

I need a CMS that would need to hold massive amounts of data (about 200,000 records, with lots of metadata attached to each record). I'm wondering if drupal is a good solution for this. I downloaded and installed drupal. I'm a little bit familiar with the module and node structure, and how node data is stored in the drupal database.

Is drupal a good solution for this magnitude of data? If not, does anyone know of a CMS that could be more better suited?

Thanks,
Bob

I want to make a website with (free) content(such as industry news, updated weekly at most) as well as (both paid and free) MySQL query output (product information).

I believe that Drupal would be great for the static/dynamic content part of the site.
I'm worried about displaying information to users.

I plan on having a database that is partially available for free. A user would be able to select check boxes to search for "Vehicles with 2-4 wheels which cost between 10,000-30,000 in Boston," and get the information they need, save the persons' contact information for most results.

I would also like to have a database which is behind a pay-per-query wall which can search a different database which is similar to the free one, except in that the information is complete and can find the sellers' contact information.

Both of the results should be shown in a table and the paid query should be done in a transaction kind of way.

Would the Drupal User Login features allow me to go as far as record how much they have in an account (if any) , or would this require many modules?

I'm familiar with MySQL output using PHP in Dreamweaver, and I'm curious as to how I could do this in Drupal.
I believe that the 2 functions of my site (static content and database search) are unrelated from a web-design point of view, but I want them to both exist on the same site.

Hello,

so far every time I installed drupal has worked me RSS feed generated by default as here http://www.solonoticiasbuenas.com/rss.xml so that people can sign but I have an installation that only returns the basic information of the site and close the . I've checked permissions and content types but I don't know what happened here.

Any suggestions?
Thanks.

Is it possible to make a website with drupal 7 or 8 that has -user profiles, file upload for mp3 files, and have these files visible to other users in a news feed form? what modules would i need?

thanks in advanced