Before you start

Hey guys.

Hi, I am looking so stand up D7 for a personal website. My primary goals are allowing friends and family to login and invisibly create an account using existing credentials, such as Facebook. The catch is that I want to limit those who can create an account and login to people I know, either by a) limiting registration to my facebook friends (or a list of e-mail addresses I maintain) or b) require admin approval before the account is created and they are granted access.

Is this possible with existing modules, or is customization required?

Thanks!

I know of three methods for getting a multisite setup running (Aegir, Domain Access and manually fiddling with symbolic links etc) and have experimented with (or tried) setting them up, but I'm still uncertain about which method is the best based on what I've set out to do. I don't want to choose one method, only to find that it could cause problems further down the line or that it won't let me do what I want to achieve.

Could anybody recommend the best method for me, based on the description below?

I want to produce a family of sites, all running off different domains. The sites will all serve the same area of business, but serve geographically separate locations. Each site will have ~2,000 pages of content. The structure of the sites will be similar and there will be common features (eg, there will be a /about page for each site, but the content will be different for each site). I have a couple of custom blocks used to display imported data/ content. At some point, I would like to be able to allow visitors to sign up for an account that can be used across all of the sites in the group.

Hey everyone,

I have a couple of questions in regards to whether or not Drupal will work best for my situation.

My friend is starting a chocolate business and needs to get a site up relatively fast so he can start selling products. In short, I was wondering if I could create a respectable looking website where customers can purchase our goods from, access forums, learn about the company, etc . .

Hi everyone. I am really new to this site. Before I install Drupal, I would like to ensure Drupal is the best solution for what I am trying to build. I appreciate your inputs.

I am looking to build a website where each user can create individual profile with items to sell (so individual store). I would like to charge small fee on each sell item listed and small percentage on total sales value. I have found Etsy.com does this. Is it possible to build this type of website with Drupal?

Thank you!

Hi,

I was wondering if anyone can advise me on how to go about a project I would like to start?

I need to create a a website that has the following functionality:

1) Allows content contributors to register.
. Contributors will then be able to post content to their own section of the site only

2) Allows customers to register.
. Once registered customers will be able to buy credits which will allow them to view the contributors content
. 1 credit will be used up per view of a contributors content page. For example if a contributor has 5 different postings then it would cost a customer 5 credits to view all 5 postings

3) Contributors can see how many credits have been spent by customers viewing their content

4) Contributors will be paid monthly based on the credits that have been allocated to them. For example if 1 credit costs $1 and the contributor has had 100 credits allocated to them because 100 customers have viewed their content. They would recieve 50% of the value of these credits, so in this case it would be $50. The other 50% would be kept by the website owners.

Is Drupal well suited for this task?