Post installation

Need: "1- Link to Last Post of each blog's user"; "2- Make 2 blogs for one user"; and 3- (image):

1- Link to Last Post of each blog's user: I need to have a link in somewhere (menu) that goes to last post of "xxx" user.

2- Make 2 blogs for one user: No news, I need to make a more than one blog in the same user.

I know it's fairly simple to do, I am just not completely sure how.

We havn't configured our site much at all, save the theme, so it is still basically running as it would on setup. As such, when we load the site the first "Home" page we get is a list of all the recently posted articles.

Have this nice long Survey form that needs to be replicated to 50 more surveys. Really would like to be able to copy the form and all it's fields into the new surveys. Must be a way to use the DB, no?

Any ideas?

Hi there, wondering the best way to share users across multiple drupal sites sharing a database.

An example is here: http://drupal.org/node/2622#comment-36348

But I want to share users but not their rights, hence a user who with rights xyz on site 1 should only have the default rights on site 2.

Any ideas?

Hello there,

I have just started to evaluate Drupal and now I have come up with some questions. I hope someone can answer.

Dynamic content templates.
If I have a typical company site with basically news, products, about us sections. I would like to be able to build and choose template for each section. Under News editor can only create items based on News-Template and under Products only templates based on Product-Template.
Is this something I could do in Drupal, which modules should I look?

What is the purpose of the files folder? I am aware that one of its uses is to accommodate uploaded content from visitors, but if my site does not allow any postings or even upload of external content, can I then do without such as folder or at least have one with reduced privileges? May I assume that content uploaded by the administrator and designated authors has its own place, such as /images, /logos, /templates etc. and does not in principle make use of the /files folder?

Thanks in advance