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Hi. I'm trying to build a battle of the bands site for a friend where people can vote on different bands. Basically, I've got Drupal 7 installed and I've created a content type called 'Band' with all the fields I need. I have three questions, and any help is very much appreciated.

I need to build a site with multiple levels of permissions. I have 4 groups Administrators, National, State and Clubs.

I need to allow each club to create/edit their own content.
I need to allow each state to create/edit their own content and also edit content for clubs which are in their state.
I need to allow National to create/edit their own content, edit content for all states and clubs.
Administrators have access to configuration setting and edit all content in the site.

Please let me know if I can set the site up to do this?

Hi guys, I have a simple question and I'll be very quick.

I'm starting to understand the Drupal workflow and it's great for some of my works. One thing, though, isn't clear to me. I'm used to work with some (simpler then Drupal) CMSes.

Most of them provide a way to specify directly editable areas of the website for my clients. So, they log into the system and a WYSIWYG editor shows, allowing them to edit *those* areas. I know I can do that instructing my clients to search for the right content and edit it. I could create a custom menu for their editing needs.

Hi
I am new to Drupal and still learning a lot. I have done most of Lynda excellent training, especially the ones by Tom Geller.
I also have a large experience in building my own cms (php/mysql) since more than 6 years.
Now my big challenge is to learn how I can do the same things within Drupal...
What I have not discovered yet is how to interlink database tables together.
Taking the real example of the new project I am working on for example. In my current cms, a very simplified structure would look like :
- table people with people_id (also users that can log-in the site with various access levels)
- table profile with profile_id (for all personal info) linked to table people via people_id
- table blog_story with blog_story_id (// drupal node type blog) linked to table people via people_id
- table blog_comment with blog_comment_id (// drupal comment) linked to tables blog_story via blog_story_id & people via people_id
- table product with product_id linked to table people via people_id (can be a story, a video, a photo gallery, an audio... for free or later to sell)
- table tour with tour_id linked to table people via list of people_id (a tour take group together a series of people with their different products)

Hi,
I used drigg and it works well.
But drigg goes to that corresponding web site. This not my expectation.
Just i need only a article from another site to my drupal site, no need of other advertisements. If i click that article it should be display in my drupal site, its not extend to original site. Main thing is not using RSS.
Any possibility in Drigg? or plz suggest some other module. Thanks in advance

I am building a site for a hospital that should should have an interface towards a group of users that is a kind of sub-administrators. Each sub-admin will have patients under them. My plan is to create an OG for each administrator, and the administrator then can create users with the U Create module and automatically add the user to current OG. The issue i found with this is that this wont allow the sub-admins to edit the user they created without giving them full rights to edit every user on the site. What could be a good way around this? Is there a better way to attack this?