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If someone creates a gallery ( Node Gallery module ), could other users insert a picture into this gallery?

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Does anyone suggest me to how to start a Social networking website or please provide the links of tutorial

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Praveenam

I m going to manage a site on a shared host. the whole database will be shared among 2 or 3 administrator of site. since drupal store entries in tables in simple way. only password is saved in md5 encrypted value. i want that everything should be encrypted in drupal database. Each entry in each table and each row should be encrypted so that it could be available only for me. no one whom with i share my host not be able to see the entries in database. Is there any module to do perform this task. or any other way to do it. please help !!!!

Hi All,

I want to offer the ability for customers to create their own Drupal site (with Ubercart). They need to have the ability to create a site for free for a trial period, be able to disable after trial ends, and allow each site to have it's own domain name. I've seen other EComm sites that, when clicking on the cart, do a redirect from mydomain.com to something like www3.otherdomain.com. The inital site resolves to mydomain.com, so it appears to be a fully-qualified domain. Does Drupal offer this?

Hi...

I've developed a website for a specific business model. I'd like to embedded this website inside the drupal. Is it possible?

Drupal provides me a lot of features that my website doesn't have. For example the user controls, payment module, security, ect,etc,etc... I'd like to use those features in my website.

I'll appreciate any helps.

Thanks,
Pedro

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Hi

I've created two Drupal sites in the past with medium complexity both of which used heavy amounts of Views, theming, webforms, etc etc. I'm very familiar with a straight-forward one-site Drupal setup.

With regards to a "multi-site", multi-user setup I really want to do it the most correct, secure, transparent and future-proof way.

Here's a rough diagram of a new project I'm dealing with:
http://38.99.165.179/kalle/multisite-drupal.png

What is the best approach to this kind of structure?

Each school "website" must have it's own sub-domain (ie "222.schoolboard.com"). Essentially to an anonymous user, each school "website" needs to act & feel as if it were it's own website. But much content is to be shared off the parent "website" across all the school websites. And also a logged in super-administrator needs to have complete control over all the school websites.

I am comfortable in creating straight-forward Drupal sites, so ultimately a worst-case scenario is just wrestling with different users/permissions/content-types/themes/etc and contain it all within one Drupal site (ie "sites/SchoolBoard/").

BUT is there any way I can make this structure smoother?

For example what's the advantage of creating multiple Drupal sites within the directory "sites/", like this: