Before you start

I recently installed Drupal 6.10, with several addons: cck, filefield, mimedetect, mp3player,...
I am now able to create contents and upload mp3 files.

Now, I would like to know if it is possible to associate different permissions (rights) to contents ???

For example, when userA creates a new content, he could choose if this content is:
- "private":
only userA will see this content (and also Administrator)
- "public":
everyone will see this content

Hi Guys I am trying to get Drupal installed at work and would really appreciate your input into the follow requirments assessment. I am sure Drupal would be able to offer most if not all of the requirments but any help would be appreciated.

Apologies for the format, I can email an Excel file if it is easier?

Cheers

Jason

Dru

I'm currently running a small website on wordpress. It's main focus is just to deliver newsarticles covering a small geographic area (a town...).

My main problem is image handling and making it as easy as it can possibly get. Most of my contributers are old and not to good with computers. I find wordpress ok, but inserting images in the TinyMCE editor and fine tuning by moving them around the paragraphs is not an easy task and its been quite a hassle for basically everyone beside myself.

Here's an example of a solution that I've been thinking about. (Norwegian site... sorry...)
http://innsida.no/article/20090328/KVINNHERAD/4896471/1019

The important concept here are the small images which is in the column to the right. I'm thinking of an CMS solution where the user just uploads the images into forms, and then the CMS + CSS styling takes care of the rest.

So the user would just input:
1. Header
2. Teaser / Lead in
3. Story
4. Main image with image text (just click a browse button and find the image on the harddrive, the CMS scales and reduces the jpeg quality to get a nice small file.)
5. Additional images with image text (just click a browse button and find the image on the harddrive, the CMS scales and reduces the jpeg quality to get a nice small file.)

I'm thinking of developing a site similar to Yelp and CitySearch where the users run the community. It will be a place where users can leave reviews. I was looking at some CMS but was wondering if this was possible with Drupal and if that is the right solution. If so, what are some good modules that I can look at that will help me on my journey.

Thanks,

I'm going to be developing a discography site for a band. The bulk of the site will be information about the various CD releases of the band, along with cover images and separate pages with lyrics for each song.

My first inclination was to use MediaWiki, but a few people have suggested that Drupal is a more powerful and flexible option for what I'm trying to do. I've never used Drupal or MediaWiki before, but I have experience with Joomla and I'm fairly certain that it wouldn't work very well for what I have planned.

I'd like to hear people's thoughts and opinions.

Hello,

I am looking to do a web site, but don't know if Drupal can do it... :-}

The task is to create a parents and friends contact list for a school. A user logging in would have family contact information (house address, phone as well as phone and email for up to 2 people, normally mother and father). They would then have zero or more pieces of child information (name, year, class, possibly more). From those two lists, I want to create class contact lists for the classes in the year(s) that the family has students in.