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Hello All,

I was wondering. Is it possible to create a photo-sharing application with the complexity of Flickr using Drupal?

I read that Flickr used the following...

• Smarty for templating
• PEAR for XML and Email parsing
• Perl for controlling…
• ImageMagick, for image processing
• MySQL (4.0 / InnoDb)
• Java, for the node service
• Apache 2, Redhat, etc. etc.

Any ideas?

with Best regards

To get and idea of this ill-minded (or not) project :

http://www.globalmemory.org/?q=node/4

and about how to do it :

http://www.globalmemory.org/?q=node/6

The first thing we need, is really skilled (obviously not like me) Drupal people to help build a decent site and more important to set up the encryption of the Private Messages in Mysql database. Then will come database replication and so on ...

Hi.
I'm running a Drupal 4.7.2 based website for a project. On this website, I created 3 roles of users and I approve/deny every single user that signs in.
Now, my boss asked me if it is possible that the user of a new partner's website (also in Drupal) can automatically become users of our site with their profile on the other site.
Is it possible? I want to keep this procedure safe and sound, how can I do it?

Thanks

Hi, I've been lingering to develop a social dating website.

To protect user, usually a social network website use 'Report User' link in each member's profile.
Is there anyway to do this. I think it could be done with PrivateMsg, though I'm not sure how to customized it.

The 'To:' field will be directed to user/admin
And the 'Subject:' field will contain a message text with something that has UID variable in it.

Anyone can help with the snippets?

Thank U.

Hi Guys,

i created a Lighttpd Drupal Bundle for Windows including "Clean URLs" capability and a easy installer

i created it for myself some days ago and i released my first version now for public on my website http://www.bundle.at

i think WLMPD is a very nice testing and developing environment for windows.

i will also create a XAMPP version in the near future, including many CMS-Systems.

have fun with it and feel free to report bugs and suggestions for improvements

regards

Lausch

This is my first time posting, please be gentle... I hope this is the right place to talk about this.

Is it possible in Drupal 5 to allow an authenticated user to post a node or comment as an anonymous user?

Example: I am logged in as a regular authenticated user, and normally post content under my username, but I am creating a new node (or comment, etc.) about, say, an embarrassing personal topic, on the site, so I want to hide my username such that it does not display when another user views this one node on the site. It should not display my name anywhere, either the full node view or the node preview, etc. So I would like a checkbox that I can mark when creating a node/comment/etc. to say "post anonymously" so that this one node/comment/etc. will be posted anonymously.

However, the system (and the admin?) should still know that it is my node and so when I view the node, I should still be able to edit it and do any other actions to it because it is my node. It just needs to never be associated with me in the eyes of other users.

I don't think this is possible out of the box? I searched around Drupal.org and couldn't find anything, and I couldn't find any modules that will do this either, but maybe I missed something?