Before you start

The company I work at is looking to push their intranet (and possibly their external facing website depending on how this project goes) to the Drupal CMS. So far things are going great and Drupal is definitely living up to all the good things we've heard about it.

I just had a question as to the feasibility of something.

The company I work for needs a Document Management System that includes versioning and the ability to link (through a RTE) to the most recent version of a file. Files will be role moderated and a static URL (example.com/docman/file/21436 should always link to the latest version of 21436 even if there are 6 or 7 versions uploaded) should be provided for each file.

I'm hoping someone has some idea of how we can achieve this with existing Drupal modules.

-- Detailed Explanation --

Essentially there are multiple Roles (A through E for this example). The first 3 Rolls are "Approvers" (A,B,C) and the last 3 are content providers (D,E,F). Each Approver role corresponds to a single content provider role. Meaning,

A can only approve content provided by D
B can only approve content provided by E
C can only approve content provided by F

All Roles should have read access to any file, but only the role that uploaded a specific file should be able to delete it. We would also like to restrict uploads to certain directories based on Roles.

I'm currently planning the implementation of a new Drupal site and would love to get some module recommendations from the community related to a couple specific features of this site.

Audit Logging
We need a way of logging/tracking all changes to content and site configuration in a way that is accessible to an audit team for periodic review. I've found the Journal module (http://drupal.org/project/journal) which looks promising. Are there any others that I should consider?

Complete questionnaire/survey before accessing content
For some select content such as white papers and product demo videos we need to force users to complete a short form (name, email, company, phone number) before they access the content or file. So far I really haven't found anything that does this. We might be able to do something using the Premium module (http://drupal.org/project/premium) but it doesn't seem like the right solution to this problem.

Content staging/review process

Hi folks,

I want to use Drupal for the following project, but I do not know how/if this can be done using my favorite CMS.

There are 15 domains interlinked. One of the domains will be the primary domain and the other 14 will be secondary domains. What do I mean by primary/secondary domains? Le me explain it:

I am evaluating Drupal, mainly against eZ Publish, for a WCM that would allow us to help us manage our current static HTML sites: Intranet, Customer and Partner Portals, Corporate public site.
Requirements are as follow:

• Multilingual content
• Specific sub-domain for each language version of the public (corporate) site: that's SEO here. for instance:
  • English: www.example.com
  • French: fr.example.com
  • ...
• Specific sub-domain for partners: partners.example.com, customers: customers.example.com and Intranet.
  These must be password protected
• Be able to display same content across different sub-domains, though access rules may differ. This can be a news entry, or a datasheet file (PDF), in which case we'd need to track access from users
• Strong need for categorization: predefined or fixed, and free tagging also
• Strong marketing functional needs, rather than community site ones. We may offer possibility for comments and rating, but most often only feedback

There is more but... those are the ones rising the more perplexing questions for me.
Up to now, I've installed Drupal 6 with apparently cant-do-without modules: CCK, Views, ...

Hey,

I would like to know if the following is possible with Drupal and one or more existing modules:
[for a stock trading site]
* Each user should be able to select few stocks symbols from a list (private list per user [not per role])
* The user will see a graph for his selected stock(s) [graph data can be available on a DB table or a file]
* User will be able to add/remove stocks symbols
* User will receive a daily email with info about his selected stocks

i would really like to put games on my website, the only useful gaming module i found was Arcade module which works with pnflashgames.com, but pnflashgames has been down for quite some time. In the Arcade module documentation, it states that you can easily modify the protocols to work with any other flashgame website that uses http to transfer scores. i have no experience in this. does any1 else have a solution to this problem perhaps another module which will simply keep track of user's scores in the database. Thank You.