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I want to create a site in which a page posted should go through a workflow i.e from author -> reviewer -> tester -> publisher. This workflow is created and works fine but what we want is roles ( author,reviewer, tester and publisher) for every perticular group of pages should be different and they should not have cross access to other group of pages. i.e technology related pages should have diifferent roles assigned and process related pages should have diffrent roles. How can we achieve it.

I have a perfectly working web site with a menu system on the left side and a banner on the top.

My goal is to use Drupal to add a "Knowledge Base" section to my web site, to take advantage of the CMS and search capabilities of Drupal.

I search on cmss today and found at cmsmartix.org and look drupal. I use drupal for a while and I want to ask why these are lack and didnt patch also it these important? or how can I solve or change this?

http://www.cmsmatrix.org/matrix/cms-matrix/drupal

I search and find some modules that enables its lack but i cant find these.

I will be installing Drupal on a host that already has my currently active web site. The active web site has a lot of content in the way of photos and .htm pages that are subdirectories of the public_html directory. I will be importing all of these photos and most likely some of the .htm's into the new drupal produced website.

Hello, thank you in advance for your time and input.

First, let me start off by saying that for nearly two weeks I have been trying many CMSes, including Joomla, Xoops, Worpress etc. I must say that using Drupal gives me the feeling of empowerment rather than confusion (unlike the others!).

In short, what I hope to create is a site that allows users to do four things:
- download and play game that are hosted on the site, leave comments and ask for help
- upload completed projects/games for users to download and play, answer questions / offer support
- create project teams for game development
- join a specific forum community based on their platform, genre etc.
(of course i would also like to keep options open for expanding the possibilities but this is a place to start)

A fine example of what I would like to create can be found here:
http://rpgmaker.net/
http://gamejolt.com/

From what I have read, seen and experimented with I can't help but get excited. I have limited scripting experience and I am new to the CMS scene (other than the hours spent trying CMSes). However, most of what I need seems to be available for free (unlike those "free" joomla mods!)

Drupal seems like the perfect choice for me. Is it in your opinion?

The modules I believe that I need/want to do this are as follows:
- CCK for submitting games/projects for download

dear friends,

i am a new bee for drupal. by profession i am a professor in a college. as a add on to society and my students i am planning to develop a eguidance portal. in this portal i want to incorporate following features.
1: portal is open to anonymous as well as registered users.
2: registered users will be able to read the articles in full as well as anonymous user will read starting paragraph only.
3: articles will be stored in a database and will be divided in multiple sections like definition, features, advantages, disadvantages etc.
4: user will select his class and subject and reference material should be in front of him.
5: expected no or reference material is about 9000 to 10000.
6: users will interact with me via forum . this forum will provide the information to anonymous as well as registered users. of course registered users will get some more benefits like reediting, deletion of their own entry.
7: portal should be able to communicate all registered users whenever there is a new thread or answer on a concern basis.
8: publishing of site material must be in a simple manner. pls note i am not asking and demanding about the hosting problems.
9: administrator may contact and may be contacted by the users via email at anytime. incoming emails must be sorted in accordance to given criteria like newest first or email address or subject line.