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I am planning the structure of a new site I am developing for a local charity. The site consists of a number of different websites for donating items (cars, motorcycles, etc…cars.example.com, cycles.example.com, etc). At this time, four sites are being purposed. Some of these sites may have their own domains (i.e. donatehouses.com, rather than houses.example.com) These sites do not website share website content (see donations below). There are no visitor account creation, shared administration accounts would be preferred. Some admins may have universal permissions, others may have access to only one site (i.e. cycles.example.com). I anticipate themes to be shared, but flexibility would be key. The site will likely be built in Drupal 6, not 7 (thoughts on that are gratefully appreciated). What would be a better choice: multisite or domain access?

Hi,

I still explore Drupal features and find it nice for what i want to do but i'm curious about the cache features that seems to just work for anonymous.. What about authenticated users?

Most of the sites built with Drupal seems to be articles delivering for wich anonymous cache work very well... But my site will be mainly community axed centered around articles and content for wich login is an obligation...

Down the road, and this may be the trickier part, I would like to host blogs belonging to users of the site, ideally at mydomain.com/blogs/username or something like that, which other users could comment on using their existing log-in information, and from which I could cherry-pick content to be displayed on the front page of the website.

Hello,

I'm starting a new project for a client. It's a site showing lists of flats (to rent or sell).
I think I should to create a content type for flat to rent and flat to sell.
My client want to show a google map with all the flats. The map should show each flat with a marker and when you click in the marker you can see picture, video, links to more info, etc. Something similar to this: http://www.aincat.es/Forms/Map.aspx?pCulture=Cat

I want to use modules which have been released for drupal6 only. Drupal is now at Drupal7. Can drupal7 work with modules that were released for drupal6?

i.e. is Drupal7 backwards compatible?

Hi,

I am considering to use drupal for a small tricky project. The site has nothing special except a multi-section podcast.

Let's say that the podcast has three distinct topics (software, hardware and books) each for 10 mins. I want to be able to list the podcasts: