My website is currently built with MS Frontpage. It's especially large, consisting of about 11GB of scanned photographs of an old San Francisco landmark called the Cliff House...
i'm taking ownership of an existing website, that's not drupal based and I'm totally rebuilding the site in Drupal 7 which is what my hosting company has. Well building the site under a development domain name and then once the transfer is complete, I plan to redirect the original domain to my IP. but I'm not sure if that will work or not. Does Drupal keep anything in the system tables that relates to the site or domain its running under? if I switch domains after I've built the site, am I likely to run into issues?
Trying to create some warehouse applications that will assign work to a given computer, not user. Is there a way that I can identify a computer, and use that identifier in my database to assign to-do items to that workstation? This allows me to balance work in our business, and to reassign work from one station to another, or to another warehouse location as required.
Is there a label or function or module, or a method, which helps me identify physical workstation and/or location?
Hi folks, I'm taking over a website from someone and trying to convert it to a Drupal-based site but I'd like to try and keep some of the old URLs supported for SEO purposes.
I am currently using Joomla 2.5 with Remository (http://remository.com/) to host and share with the users of my sites over 2000 of documents(pdf,doc), zip files etc.
Is it possible to convert the whole site to Drupal? I am looking the last two days in the Drupal Modules to find something similar to what I already have, but I am afraid that I didn't find anything useful :(
hello,I have some question about how to convert database to drupal.
I use phpmyadmin convert my articles of other cms to drupal's db table,like node node_revision,field_*_body,etc.It works well,but When I restart pc,and open firefox to explorer my site,trouble is coming.
my pc light of hard disk still on,look like hard disk is very busy,only to restart apache service can make it normal, but sometimes this problem comes back.
only 800+ articles,can break drupal down? or some other's table of drupal db should I modify?