Converting to Drupal

Please excuse me because I am new to Drupal : ) Can I use drupal to develop a website which will have the a secure backend database which I can access, and others, to display the appropriate database information and also data such as text, images, video and sound? If so can someone point me to a good example and maybe a template. I know this is a bit vague but I would be extremely grateful if someone would assist?

Hi,
I want to migrate my blogger blogs to my Drupal site. I don't know how to migrate from blogger. Is there any script for this?

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Sharique

I have GWT .js code that I want to put together with my Drupal 6 site. I basically want Drupal to take care of the user interface and access params and call the GWT code for each user. I know there was someone working on a module for 5.x (http://drupal.org/project/oagwt) but I haven't seen anything for 6.x . Does anyone know how I can accomplish this? Is there an in-built way to handle it now?

Thanks mucho!

I've been "romancing" the notion of converting to Drupal for quite some time - having built about 20 sites with Joomla, I've grown irritated with... well, Joomla. Kudos to the Joomla folks, but there's a point where Mickey Mousing everything starts to get in the way.

So I realize I must embrace the inner-geek to embrace Drupal.

But I can't become a full-time geek. I've got other things in my life that are more fun than making money developing websites. I'm not consumed with the web - it makes me a living, good for me. But I'd rather be playing guitar or writing a short story, etc.

So I've found some very cool tutorials - and it looks like I can make the rather sizable jump to Drupal - which I think will help me grow my company considerably, and also offer my clients much more flexibility, and even allow me to pull in clients that would otherwise be "off the charts".

But quite seriously - wtf is up with these updates? Every time I come here, there's a brand new version of Drupal. I mean - hats off to the developers, keeping it real, keeping it bleeding-edge, kicking everyone else's ass, makin' em all look like chumps cuz you are THE bad asses. If Clint Eastwood developed sites, he'd be all about Drupal.

However, if I'm the only guy in the shop, and I'm maintaining 20 odd sites - and I plan to get to like 100 sites and just chill...

I am working on a new site www.agregator.us using Polisch CMS www.jaaz.pl and introducing new speach generator www.ivo.pl .

I thing that open source Drupal's CMS will be better solution.

Please contact me if you are able to provide tips and advices.

annakarbonowicz@gmail.com

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Hi

I need a little input regarding users and groups. I will try and explain the problem / requirement.

I need to create so called "account managers" - people who can take care of their own sets of users (but obviously not
be able to change each others' users). For example account manager A is responsible for users B C and D (and can also
create new accounts for which he would be responsible). A second account manager will have his own set of users
and not be able to edit B C or D.