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- a discussion Forum
- a Wiki
- blogs (or one blog with multiple users but individually linkable)
the users need to registered only once and have access to all of the 3 "sections". Some of that content need to be visible on the front page of the website. And all those 3 "sections" need to be implemented for french users (so the templates need to be already in french).
I know that the Views module can make a page with a path and show only certain nodes via filters, but when the filter-by will be date-based, is there a way to not make numerous views by hand? The behavior would mimic that of WordPress archive URLs(?)
For example:
If somebody typed the URL: www.example.com/2009, the page would have some text followed by an UL of the "issue" months available in 2009.
Drupal likely uses many of the more or less well-known extensions and/or features that come with the PHP sources. Is there a list of extensions one needs to run (certain) Drupal functions etc.? The Zend Framework has something like this here:
I need to build a CMS that utilizes all of the following and my boss is pressing me for answers. Can drupal offer:
(1) Universal User Integration - Like the ability to use 1 username and password and carry it across all of the added features (like wordpress and forum etc.)
(2) Forum comparable to SMF
(3) Wordpress integration or something like it
(4) Custom skin/template based on registered user's profile. Like If I check the box "Freshwater Fish" in my profile, can I have it automatically enable my "Freshwater fish" template/skin?