Converting to Drupal

Hi all,

I am trying to replicate the contact form from a Joomla site in a Drupal version of the site. After submitting the contact form, users are taken to a custom page (or node in Drupal). I was thinkning the easiest way to do this, and for the client to be bale to edit/change it, would be to user triggers and actions.

However, I cant find a trigger for Submitting Contact form, just for content and comments.

How should I go about adding a trigger to be fired after a user/visitor submits the standard Drupal contact form?

I'm new to Drupal and am wondering if the this is possible.

I created www.generationsconcierge.com for a client and want to set up Drupal for the site but want to use the same site. Can i do this without having to redo the site?

I'm having a horrible breakdown! I manually imported 1777 events into drupal's event calendar (event). However when I go to create content it's still stuck on a nid that is back in 350's.
My nid in the d/b is: 2116
the error is:

Hey guys, I'm new to the forums here. I've used Drupal a few times before playing around and localhosting a bit, but haven't actually done a full site with it yet. I was wondering if you guys could offer some input on a project I have for work. I'm an ok PHP coder with years of web experience with HTML, CSS, some Javascript, etc. Just need to know if Drupal, along with some extra modules, will be able to make this project work. Here are the details:

The client is http://www.nexius.com/

Their current site is just made of static pages. They want a full CMS system built into their site, but don't want to change any of the look. I know Drupal themes aren't too hard to handle, but since so many of their pages are different, can drupal be adapted to it? Here's what they're looking for more specifically:

Multiple weblogs and multiple site sections

Human readable and search engine friendly URLs (clean urls obviously)

RSS and ATOM syndication

Entry versioning, multi-entry editing, future editing and expiring entries

Pagination and Article pagination (no problem)

Image and file uploading, resizing and thumbnailing

Discussion forum and wiki capabilities (forum easy, not sure how the wiki works)

Community member management with multi-user system and member groups (i know this can be done)

I have an existing survey that I need to port to Drupal. The survey uses javascript logic to generate a graph that can then be e-mailed to the client.
http://www.businessways.com/howsbiz.html

Is there any way to take the existing javascript and php and drop them into Drupal ?

We are starting development of a web application in drupal where the team size will be more than 1 developer. This means that all developers will be doing activities (installing modules, creating new content types....) that make structural and metadata level changes to the database.

All code changes are easy to merge using a code repository, but we are not able to figure out how to merge database changes as they will be made on separate machines.

I am sure others must have faced the issue earlier and there should be an elegant solution to this. Please help!