Converting to Drupal

We have a fairly large site build with our roll-your-own CMS (http://www.toolcritic.com). We are considering climbing the Drupal learning curve mountain to add forums and blogs, but are loathe to convert the entire site that is working nicely as it is. It would be fine to create a Drupal template for our community stuff, but there are modules we'd like to drop onto existing pages.

Hello,
I just converted my new website to Drupal, the only problem i have is with links. my old site links were like this ?sn=about. i'm looking for module to be able to redirect this kind of links to their new Drupal links. i found couple of modules (like path_redirect) , but the problem is that non of them understand this kind of link. do you know any module capable of doing this?

Regards

My site is base on Communityserver, now, i want Convert it to Drupal.

The user's password in CommunityServer is hashed by sha1, Drupal 's password is md5. how can i do?

thanks

I would like to give Authenticated Users the opportunity to edit pages on my site, but I want them to generate a new revision only.
After an Admin (me) reviews it, and checks it it, it becomes the new page.
Is that possible with Drupal revisions?
In the permissions I only see the option to grant an authenticated user edit privileges, but i would rather like edit to new revision privileges instead.

Andre

Hello,
i have a little or maybe big problem with the migration from phpnuke 7.0 to drupal 6.1
I found a wonderfull conversion script from VValdo, but the problem is, this script is written for drupal 4.x and 5.x.
Dupal 6 has no sequences table and this scipt uses this table.
Has anyone done such a migration?
Thanks
Daniel

A week ago I got a new site www.poems-verses.com and set it up with Drupal 6. I was very impressed, and found it quite easy (so far), although I've still things to add and loads to learn and to do.

I've got another reasonably small static HTML site, and I want to convert it to Drupal. I know I can do this manually, and it wouldn't be a problem for me to copy the content of existing html 'files' into new Drupal 'pages' with the same name, although it would take me a few days.