Converting to Drupal

I am attempting to migrate a group of files into Drupal's flexinode module through a PHP script. I have been searching the forums and API for a simple way to do this, but have found nothing.

So I found a reference to node_save(), which will allow me to add nodes to Drupal outside of the web interface. Great, but...

Issue: Node_save() takes a &$node as its only parameter. So how do I create a node object?

This may be very simple, but I'm new to PHP and Drupal.

Hello to all of the members of this great community,
I am a CMS newbie, but have experience building websites in PHP. My question is very specific: I am looking to create a news-and-reviews site very similar to phonescoop.com for video games. I would like to have in depth "Reviews" by the staff, forums, and the most important thing is: "Searchable Phone Profiles" . As you can see in phonescoop they have a database of profiled telephones searchable by any parameter such as form-factor, network, Operating System, and so on. You can also browse by brand.

I'm trying to import 6,000+ records from a custom database into drupal flexinodes. I've tried every module I can find (node_import, import_export, etc.) and none of them work with my Drupal installation (4.7.2). I keep getting a fatal error that some function was not found. The function varies depending on the module, but I am getting errors like this:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: form_select() in /public_html/modules/import_export/import_export.module on line 67

Hi,

I'm running a south asian community website. After evaluating the Drupal for 2months i've decided to convert my ASP based site to Drupal. I could not find Classifieds and Matrimonials (match making) modules so far. Hence i'm looking for Drupal developer who can convert my site to Drupal site. I may not be able to pay commercial projects rate but I can pay reasonable rate for the service.

I have these requirements for moving my site "eparadesi.com" to Drupal.

Hi all,

I'm working with a client who has tens of thousands of records for import for one of about a dozen data types. Each of these records might have dozens of associated records. This is a non profit client and they want to have a mainstream, public facing CMS that isn't a support or dependency nightmare going forward, so we've settled on Drupal and I had hoped to use CCK, so I can avoid creating custom modules. We'd also like to support community proposed versions of content, with versioning.

Hi!
In Joomla there used to be a module which allowed users to submit articles by email and based on a special tag in the mail would post it in the relevant category.

I'm new to Drupal, and was wondering if there is anything similar here?

Thanks a bunch!
Zack