Before you start

We're still researching a CMS for our use and a question came up. Is anyone aware of a module that will allow us to post a "redline" review of changed pages? In other words, if we make changes to a page and post those on the staging or test server or wherever, can we view a redline/strikeout version of the page, similar to a word processor's "Track Changes" or "Show Changes" feature?

Thanks

All, I'm wondering if Drupal is the right tool for the job in this case. I know its a wall of text but I tired to lay out my needs as succinctly as possible. Thanks for any and all feedback!

Requirements:
several hundred subdomains
1.mysite.com
2.mysite.com

Users need to belong to an organization (super user...many users can belong to one organization, a user may also belong to several organizations) and a region/subdomain the "1" or "2' in 1.mysite.com or 2.mysite.com and should be shown specific content based on these regions and organizations

Organizations should be able to, after signing up having the option of making their 'own site' (within my parameters) at
1.mysite.com/foouser
1.mysite.com/foouser2

alternatively the server needs to be able to mask those domains so
1.mysite.com/foouser shows as www.foouser.com to the end user
1.mysite.com/foouser2 shows as www.foosuer2.com to the end user

Each organization will have access to a mailing list (preferably mailman) that can contain emails of not only users but also non-users

each organization and each user needs separate calendars, events added to an organization need to be automatically (if a preference is set) added to a users calender who is a member of that organization.

Hi,

I'm looking to start a "fantasy baseball"-ish site, and was wondering what the best way to go about that is in Drupal.

I've installed CCK and Views.

There will be a few "object" types in the system, but I'll start with some basics:

1. League
- Owner - User Node
- Members - User Node List

2. Match
- League - League Node

3. Match Result
- Match - Match Node
- Member - User Node
- Result - "1st, 2nd, 3rd"

Typical Front-End Pages:

1. Create new league
2. View past results

If I may, let me preface this post with some statements/ comments.

1:
I’m an idiot
2:
I know very little/ nothing/ something/ less than I think about Drupal
3:
I have ( so far):
Done an install of Drupal on my hosting service
Realised I put it in the wrong place
Removed Drupal from my hosting service
Installed it somewhere else
Installed it again in a different folder
Located and installed some modules
Gone into configure and enabled some modules
Wondered why the modules weren’t there
Gone into configure and enabled some modules and _saved_updates_ :-)
Located and installed some themes
Gone into configure and enabled some themes
Wondered why the themes weren’t there
Gone into configure and enabled some themes and _saved_updates_ :-)
Modified a theme
Wondered why the result looked so truly ugly/ non-functional/ unchanged
Removed the theme
Re-installed the theme
Modified the theme
Repeated the prvious 9 lines till I got a front page I actually wanted :-)
4:
Oh… did I mention I’m an idiot? :-).

There is a site/ concept I have in my head. It has a real world purpose, but of course I have no budget for it. So the alternative is to acquire a nervous breakdown doing it badly myself :-). Oh, well…. Sanity is over-rated anyway.

Hi, I would like to ask you an advice regarding a little web application I'm developing, which I would like to implement using Drupal.

The goal is to allow a team working on a project to share file-based documents residing on a remote storage location accessible, via the Internet, by all application users.

The requisites are as follows.

Documents are categorized by "working areas"; each area comes with an access policy attached to it
(i.e. which users can access documents belonging to that area).

Hi all,

I just started to work with Drupal and I'm enjoying myself big time. Now I got motivated on the following:

On our intranet I made an employee contact list with a picture of the employee and all known work related info. I used Novell's eGuide for this, but Novell stopped that project some years ago.

Is it possible to make something like that on Drupal or is there already a module? I can't find it because I honestly wouldn't know what a site like that is called in English :)

What I want: