Before you start

Hello all,

I am building a Drupal site for a neighborhood committee. What we want is for any residents (registered users) to be able to submit "proposals". Once a proposal is submitted, it is placed into the "In Review" category, until it is reviewed by the admins, who will then delete it, or move it to the "For Review" category.

How would I go about setting this up?

hello,

i just started installing drupal, and have it running now so far, but only with the /sites/default/files directory given '777' access to all, as that's the only possibility for drupal to work.

my provider replied, that it's ok to give 777, because the system is isolated, and I really belive him, because of several errors i got concerning the

disabled ini_restore and set_time_limit,

which have to stay disabeld as the provider states.

Sorry if I missed it, but I couldn't find anything explaining why there are two versions, 5 and 6, and what the difference is. Which should a new user choose? And what are the trade-offs?

Thanks.

Hi,

We're going to start work on a large Drupal site later in the year. Would you recommend we start with v7, so that our site has a longer life before needing redeveloping, or is v7 sufficiently unstable / a long way away from being released that it might make our lives much harder?

Hi

For work I have to create a Website with Drupal.. I can either use a PC with Windows XP or a MacBook with OSX..
My Question would be with what would it be easier? or which of those two would work better with drupal?

Thank You

Regards

maxx15

I need to get working on a website where registered users can edit any content that is on the website ( like a wiki). I have to make it work like a directory, say like yellow pages or a telephone directory. Any user who registers, can simply open up a category, like a city or a particular thing like say auto spares and edit the page to enter the required information. I am staying away from using a wiki because that would require users to go through the entire source of the page when they edit it and abide by the wiki markups. Is there any way by which I can achieve this using Drupal.