Post installation

Using Views and CCK, how can I create a table view like Flexinode provides?
See http://connrealty.com/flexinode/table/1 as an example.

I don't see any way for Views to expose a CCK nodes fields at present.

I'd like to provide users with the opportunity to create different types of nodes, but charge them for each node they want to create.

Ideally I'd like to make use of existing components as much as possible.

My initial thoughts are to describe each node type in an ecommerce product node. The user can then buy a product node. But what's the best way of then allowing the user to create 1 of these nodes after payment has been taken?

The user can create more of the same node, as long as they pay again for it.

Hi,

im looking for a module were logged in users can predict a upcoming soccer game (38 games total). the results must be listed in a visible table on the site.
Anyone can help me with this one?

Gr Marcel

I'm looking for a way to change the content type from a story to a page. I can't see anywhere in administration area where you can do this. After searching through the forums the closest I came to finding a solution was this:

http://drupal.org/node/67007

Is there a way to achieve what I want to do through the administration settings?

Do changes need to be made on a story by story/page by page basis or is there a way to change a group of pages/stories en mass?

Thanks in advance

Gavin

As a designer, I require the ability to control all elements on the page. With Drupal, this requirement has oscillated from refreshingly simple to nearly impossible.

The upload image form (Create Content > Image) is a case in point. I am able with CSS to control all form elements on this page with the exception of the Image text field and the Browse button.

I suspect the problem may have something to do with Javascript, but I could be wrong. Whatever the problem may be, it’s preventing me from controlling the dimensions and positioning of these 2 form items.

If there is a single database to work with, does Drupal offer access restrictions to different tables ?

Wanted confirmation - a firm "yes" or a "No" ?

You may take a look at the following modules:
UIEforum module - http://drupal.org/node/38830
Node Clone module - http://drupal.org/project/node_clone

Are there any other modules that one should be aware of ?