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Hi,
I'm working on a developers site and we'd like to have similar functionality for posting user end applications that the search by module name section on here has.

I was wondering if that is a particular feature or module in drupal.

Hi there,

I'm researching for a platform to run a large community website that is supposed to combine features of a Wiki and CMS.

Basically, it's going to have an abstract data type, Item, which is defined as follows:
- Each item is of a certain ItemType. The list of ItemTypes is finite. We may add / remove item types in the future but those will involve code modifications.
- Each item is of has 1..n attributes and their values. An attribute may be a name, a url, or any other form of meta data describing the concrete item.
- Each item type defines a preset list of attribute that every new item of the specific type inherits upon creation, and the creating user has to fill values for those attributes.
- Each item has an ordered list of child items, of any type.
- Each item has a template for rendering itself. This template is inherited from the item type upon creation, but may be modified later on in the item's life cycle, for instance, when adding a new attribute for an item, one will have to modify the template to display this attribute. Note that the template is for a concrete item, not item type. This means that the article on the duck-billed Platypus may have the attribute "number of eggs laid per year", while the article on the Kangaroo will have the attribute "number of young carried in pouch", although both articles are items of type WildLifeArticle.

Hello, I would like to know if all the modules run also in postgresql, or there are modules that only run in mysql.

Thanks a lot.

oskar

Hello, I would like to know if all the modules run also in postgresql, or there are modules that only run in mysql.

Thanks a lot.

oskar

I'm building a statewide news website. I thought I would be able to have the news catagory's busted into 83 counties with a link to each county on the side of the page, but now it does not look I like this will work. It looks like I will have to install a separate drupal site for each county. I wanted to know if there is a way to plug these sites into each other so that one log in would work for all of the sites ? They would all be running on the same domain.

I am a web developer who has been asked by a client to learn and build there site in Drupal. I have worked in Coldfusion and ASP, used MS SQL databases for many years but am considering taking the drupal plundge. What to do people think is the learning curve for drupal. Am i crazy to jump in like this?

Just looking for opinions.

Marc