Before you start

Hello!

Who we are and what we do:

We are in a business where we want to help residential and commercial property owners to make informed decision on purchasing items and hiring contractors to do the project for building property.

What we want:

We want to create a website to help residential and commercial property owners. We want to provide a website where owners can come to shop for products and services with the guide (informed decision to buy/hire) and checklist. We want to manage or record a profile of every residential and commercial property on the database (or possibly importing data from the MLS listing).

- We want to get paid by referring a prospective customer (property owner) to contractor for the possible project. Contractor can come to the customer’s site to do project (this is when a customer already has product but can’t do the project).

- We want to earn commissions by selling products to customers (property owners). Manufactures, wholesalers or retailers can ship products to the customer’s site (this is when a customer wants a product and can do a project).

Hello everyone,

Does anyone know if Drupal could perform the following without professional level knowledge of PHP / MySQL. I realize that Drupal can do just about anything with those tools...

I'm a front-end guy, but know a SMALL bit of PHP, and have dabbled with many CMSs before.

What I need is to have different users be assigned different roles. Then based on what role they are assigned, they'll have access to maintain/upload/insert their own Media library.

The practical implications of this would be.... user X logs in and needs to post a PDF or DOC file about his/her department. If user Y logs in, they should upload any PDFs and JPGs etc... to a different folder for their own department. And each user should only have access to their respective media directory. Then when they publish pages, the entire public internet audience can view the pages and PDFs, and images, etc...

Essentially, my situation is that upwards of 30 different departments will be maintaining mini-portions of the website, and I want to restrict them access to only edit their own certain pages and DOCs / Media libraries.

Hi everyone. I'm somewhat new to Drupal and haven't played with it too much other than setting up a test site on my localhost. Anyways, I have a new client that wants the ability to edit content on his already existing website. Such as add/remove text, links, create/delete pages, images and etc. ("WYSIWYG" editor) He paid someone else to create his website but feels he's paying too much to make simple changes and wants to have some control for himself. The site looks like it was made using fireworks.

Hey guys,

I've been working in drupal for about a month, and I've read a lot of tutorials online. Of all the technologies I've learned it always seems easiest(for me) to have an actual hard copy book to guide me along. In my off time I find it much more relaxing to just pick up a book and read instead of using a computer.

That said, A lot of the online tutorials I've read mention a specific Drupal book that they have claimed to love. Unfortunately I've never actually written it down.

I am using superfish menu, where pages are assigned into dropdown menus, but the active class is not working here, anybody please tell me how can I do that, its by default working for administer menu when I login into admin panel.
I want to highlight the page navigation, which I selected.Please help me..

hi friends
I have drupal 6 and I want to know witch module can I use that users can upload videos and audios and galleries in my web

can anyone please let me know witch modules can I use for that

THANK YOU SO MUCH