Converting to Drupal

I am converting an html based site over to Drupal; it has a few hundred pages which are currently all listed in a multi-page sitemap. Because I believe that Google and other search engines will only read about the first 100 links or so on a page, I would like to keep the sitemap format as is.

Does the sitemap module allow for this, or do I need to create my sitemap manually? How are other people handling this for large sites?

Alexandria a multilingual dictionary that I integrated in a phpbb forum a few months ago and I would like to do the same thing now that I moved to Drupal. This is a Javascript code (available here : http://www.memodata.com/2004/en/alexandria/install.shtml). In phpbb I just had to paste it in the Overall_header file of Subsilver to activate the dictionary. Where should I paste the Javascrip lines in Drupal ?

Any suggestion?

Alain

Am relatively new to drupal and am having trouble converting my own concept design (html) into a drupal site.

Specifically, i have tried to import the coding from the bluemarine xtemplate to create my own xtemplate. I almost got it to work at one stage with only 1 xml error, yet the tables (i have many nested) did not close...

This is the concept i have come up with (colours will change):

http://www.veganarky.net/concept.htm

as you can see, it will be a two column site, with blocks on the rhs.

Hi;
I have a website in powered by WebWizForums with MS Access Backend. It is possible to convert to Drupal? Anyone have and idea about that?

All:

I'm about to tackle a migration from MailMan archives to Drupal forums.

We have already got MailMan->forum posting working (via mailhandler/listhandler, with
some mods) and forum->MailMan via the same method(s).

Now we are planning to import our existing MailMan archives to the corresponding Drupal forum(s).

This is a 'How To' guide on importing users from an existing Invision Power Board database to your Drupal database. The following steps presume you are doing this through phpMyAdmin, though it may work with other methods.

Currently, the members will have to request new passwords, as the Invision passwords are hashed with a salt (more info here). Boris Mann and myself will be working on carrying the correct passwords over too, and I will update this once the work is finished.

Step One: Export Invision Tables

Log in to your phpMyAdmin where your Invision database resides.

In most cases just visit "yoursite.com/cpanel", click 'MySQL' databases, and then the 'phpMyAdmin' link.

Export 'ibf_members' and 'ibf_members_converge' tables (one at a time).

To export, select your Invision database, then click the name of the table on the left. Up top, click the 'Export' tab, check the 'save as file' checkbox, and click "Go."

Step Two: Import Invision Tables into Drupal Database

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Select your Invision Database, and Import each table seperately.

Once you are in the Drupal database, click the 'SQL' tab up top, click 'Browse', and then click the bottom-most "Go" button. Do this for each Invision table that you previously exported (two total).