Is Drupal a viable solution for my website? Please review What is Drupal before posting.

E-commerce with drupal and ubercart.

Hello,

I have recently decided migrate my OsCommerce to Drupal with Ubercart, however i have some probably simple questione before i begin and i hope i could get some answers here.

1. I have a database of products that exceeds 15,000. Would Drupal support these easily? I have used drupal for a basic store front before with under 40 products and it was fine, but for this large number i am a little concerned.

System Load and resources

Hey,
I've gone through the many posts about Drupal's performance and system requirements but most seem to be from a couple years ago and mostly relating to Drupal 4.x-5.x. I was wondering if anyone could let me know about the system requirements of Drupal 6.x and possibly 7.x. What I would like to know is:

How to create two different user profiles?

Hi,

I need to build a job offer site with Drupal and need some help to get started. Here's the brief:

Is Drupal right for my Social Connecting website?

I'm curious if Drupal would be the best choice or not for the site I want to create. And if so, which version of Drupal and which modules I would need...

I want to create a site for fun, where a user logs in and starts answering questions about themselves.. such as, religion, ethnicity, their interests, hobbies, relationship wishes, personality type, favorite things, favorite music, etc.. etc... I also want the users to be able to rank their likes interests in order so that their biggest interests are at the top of the list.

same submenu in multiple sections

Hello there,

I need help from you guys, a quick question about menus and sub-menus.
Here is the structure of my menu :

Item 1 :
- events
- news
- location

Item 2 :
- events
- news
- location

Item 3 :
- events
- news
- location

...

Module to display/edit specific MySQL table at user login

Hi,
I am building a website for my school teams (football, basketball, swim) & Gym.

Database and Tables for respective users have already been created with their usernames and passwords stored in a different database (named "regime") than Drupal (same server though). Usernames and passwords for these tables are exactly same as those in drupal.users table to avoid confusion.

QUESTION: Once a user logs in ( e.g. Alex) to Drupal he must see a table which contains information imported from regime.swim_alex .

Is there a module to to this, or do I need to learn PhP programming?

So, the script that I need is,
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Access the MySQL table associated with a particular user, with the username and password used for his login.
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He must be able to edit, delete, view his table. (He fills his training regime in that table)
He has the necessary permissions to do the above.
Thanks in advance. This forum has motivated a PhPphoebic like me to get started with a website.

UPDATE: DAMN. Never thought it would be so easy. Apparently, copypasta-ing php code to front page runs the code itself. How f(*&ing cool. I used following code,

<?php
$db="mydatabase";
$link = mysql_connect("localhost");
if (! $link)
die("Couldn't connect to MySQL");
mysql_select_db($db , $link)
or die("Couldn't open $db: ".mysql_error());

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