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I saw a click through tracking module for 5.7, but didn't see anything for the 6.2 version. I'm trying to decide if Drupal will fit for a new site. There will be a vendors page and we would like to track what vendors are being visited on a user basis. Is there such a module or another mechanism that can do this? TIA, and sorry if this has been asked before :)

I never heard of Drupal until this morning. Installed it on a testing server and I'm pretty amazed by what it can do out of the box. Very nice :)

I need to use Drupal to design a site and customize along the lines of this http://www.aboutourkids.org/ implementation. Tare there any resources available on how to customize Drupal to that extent? I have only seen a few books on Drupal, none go into detail on how to modify a theme or create your own in detail. Any suggestions are welcome.

I am planning at the moment and have installed both 5 and 6 for testing purposes. Our needs will include:

Hallo,

i'm new in Drupal and i have two questions for my new customer we-project:

1.)
i want to develop the customer website first local on my PC with XAMPP and at the end i want to have this website to the customer webserver. The problem now is, that my customer want's to look sometimes to my development progress, but he is sitting far away. Which is the best procedure?

2.)
I'have heard, Drupal 6 is multilanguage cabable. I ask, because in my project it's necessary to have five different language. Is this easy possible (i think!).

Sorry if this question is a bit basic but I am new to this game. Drupal has been recommended to me for the collaborative books tool. I would like to try it out with some colleagues but do they also need to have Drupal installed or can they access and edit content without the installation?

Hi everyone.
I should build a wcc compliant site and I read that Drupal generates valid XHTML/CSS code in almost every review I can find on the web
But drupal.org itself does not validate.
Can anyone explain me this issue and tell me if I can easily build a w3c compliant site with this wondeful cms?

I am looking to create a calendar that has the following features:

- display a portion of a week in a grid format with 2-hour blocks.
- allow logged-in users to add their name to one or more of the blocks of the grid.
- admin sets start and end time of the grid.
- admin can easily duplicate the grid, for example to repeat the signups a week later.

I haven't looked very deep into any options yet, but would like any pointers as to what I should look at.