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I'm pretty sure drupal supports this w/out any problems but I wanted to bounce it off this forum to see if there are gotchas or suggestions for modules.
The site I plan to set up will be a "self registration" web site with email confirmation. I will have a forum and blog. Registered user can post to forum and their blog. Guest users can only read. The blog and forum need to be very easy to use (WYSIWYG) and allow folks to post images. It would be helpful if the images are re-sized (if they are too large).
I've just read the articles about "Multi-Site" and "Internationalization". But I still have a question.
Is it possible with Drupal to do this:
I have a primary Domain like 12345.com and run a site with several languages. When the user is changing the language (with flags), the site should also switch to a different domain like 12345.fr or 12345.co.uk (Multi-Site). It's a combination of Multi-Site and Internationalization.
I am setting up an educational info website. this is what i am gonna do:
let's say the main page will be www.abc.com and it will be a portal, and visitors get to choose which campus they would like to go to, for example, Campus A, Campus B or Campus C.
Each campus website would have the same design and layout, however different contents, maybe different pictures.
and their url will look like, campusA.abc.com, campusC.abc.com and campusC.abc.com
I've been playing around with Drupal all day familiarising myself with its setup, different modules etc. What a great CMS and what a way I have yet to go....
I have a number of sites that I may use this for as a future upgrade option, one is a web based companion to a publication (currently uses WP), one for a photographer portfolio and most immediately, very possibly for a dating/social community site.
With regards to dating and/or personals site, to what extent would Drupal be useful?
We are currently planning the re-development of our corporate intranet and we consider Drupal to be a possible solution. So far it seems that many of our requirements can be fulfilled so I will keep my request for support short to the points we were not able to find out so far:
- Multilanguage content:
The must crucial requirement is that we have to offer our content in both English as well as the local language of the country our company is located. Top-management speaks English only, but will contribute most of the content. Middle management can speak both English and their local language. Most of the working staff can only speak their local language.
We therefore have the requirement that content generally can be provided in two languages. Furthermore, there has to be a language selector which users can use to switch to their desired language. If content is not available in their language (i.e. the content piece was only provided in one language) the other language version will be presented as a fallback.
As far as I know this is possible for the core modules; however, we need it for other modules (blogging, etc.), too.
- Access and authentication for a www-hosted intranet