Show off your Drupal site

Is it possible to create a membership and payment section for my site using Drupal?

I have just being introduce to Drupal and I don't know much about it.

Thanks

visit www.liveguide.gr

it is still a beta version and we are going to release the stable version (hopefully) in about a week.
the modules we have used to produce the site include events, rsvp, nodeprofile, cck, emfield, 5star, legal, faq...
the main problem that we have is that it doesnt show right in IE. Its ok with firefox, opera, safari etc but not with IE...

please post your comments!!!

Here's my latest Drupal site -- Kitty-Cam!

http://www.kittycam.net/

This was always just a static (and dreadful!) website until just a couple weeks ago.

I think the design is nice/cute, but all my sites seem to have a way of looking the same and I have yet to do anything terribly brilliant.

We were Joomla advocates, until we finally clued in and installed Drupal and took some time to understand it. Soon after, this site was born. It's pretty much just a straight forward corp site, but with Drupal, the project went much smoother on the theming side than any other site we'd done previously in Joomla (1.x). For this one, no views and no cck, mostly b/c I didn't really know about them at the time. One point of interest though is that I did create a simple module for the 3 content buckets on the homepage.

We built this site in about 5 weeks (English version). The flash nav is reads and xml sheet which is updated by drupal when changes are made to the menu. We used cck and views heavily for this one. Let us know what you think.

http://www.prevent-it.ca

Cheers,

Alex De Winne
Therefore Interactive

Fishing.US is a seamless integration of several scripts, built on primarily Vbulletin templates and user registration system. Drupal handles the front page, user news and blogs, articles, and most of the "static info" type pages. And as always it does a great job. Yedda questions have also been integrated into the blogs and article nodes.

on the drupal front, very little in the way of additional modules were needed. FCKeditor was used to give the members an easier time creating content, image modules were installed so uploading images and placing them into nodes was a little nicer. Most of the modifications were just PHP code added to pages to grab the appropriate content for the various landing pages.

Fishing.us is built to be a feature rich fishing community, complete with forum,Fishing news / blogs, Photo Gallery, Classified Ads, Reviews, Topsite, and a few other toys for the members.