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My website forum will be using vbulletin.My drupal theme will be the design of the site & will be used for other features. Is there a way to use drupal modules...to expand on the vbulletin user profile. For exaple I want to create a seller profile page where the member in the seller section can showcase their products. Can this be done using vulletin & drupal? I also want to explnd the regular non seller members profile with personalized features.

Hello,

I am working on a project to create a stockfoto site of some 15,000 pictures.

At this stage, I would like to have your opinion on how to organize these pics. Should every picture be a node? Is there a way to automate the upload process since it is not possible to create manually a node for every picture.

What are your suggestions?

Thanks.

I used to build site in Dreamweaver or Frontpage so I know that I can save each project, but for Drupal is kindda different how can I make an other website do I have to make an other folder in www folder in WAMP ???

I was learning how to build a website with Drupal by following a book (lynda.com) but now I want to build a true website

So the first site I build was with in the book; so when I wrote localhost on the adress bar it gives me the website.

But now I want to make a my website but I want to keep it on localhost (on my computer) before sending it by fttp.

I've been developing hand coded html/javascript sites since 1998 ... my main web site gets a fair amount of web traffic (with no promotion - all organic traffic) ... as it has a fair amount of unique hand coded content.

I've purposely avoided adding a message board/forum section to my web site ... simply because I dont want to spend the extra time admining the potential personality conflicts between users, and the constant spam.

Hello everyone

On my new site I want to have 3 different blogs, all written by me but all covering different areas.

One will do an "overview" of what's going on, its posts will be short, and its latest post would always appear on the home page. (It's sort of like a very slow Twitter :-) ) The other two won't appear on the home page.

Also, people will be able to subscribe to any of them separately, as I know already that not everyone will be interested in all the material. (I'll probably also have a page where they all appear, with posts in reverse order of date, similar to a LiveJournal "Friends" page.)

I was thinking I'd do all that with the core Blog module. But now that I'm looking at it, I'm not sure how best to implement my plan.

At first glance it seems as though the Blog module doesn't actually offer one user the opportunity to have three blogs - is that right?

So then it seems like I have the choice of either (a) setting myself up to be 3 different users, or (b) only having one blog, but trying to separate out the strands by categories. Or, (c), I suppose I could have only one blog and do the other two strands within some other type of content - but that seems a bit daft, when the type of communication that they're for seems to me in each case to fall into a naturally bloggish kind of form.

Hello,

I have a simple text and image accessible CSS single page website that I would like to add content management to.

I would like to maintain the code on the page and only allow a client to edit text in fixed areas of the page - no image or structure changes, only edit text in preset areas of the page.