* we are migrating a homegrown, perl/mason-based extranet. i am evaluating many CMSes, so far installed drupal, joomla, bricolage, nuxeo, and alfresco, and like drupal the most
* i looked at that IBM article that webchick refered to in her google presentation that described how they used drupal for an extranet (http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/ibm/osource/implement.html)
* we have lots of resources that have to be restricted by role, and it looks like we will have to add modules for that. we have 100+ roles and will have more.
* we want to be able to add a new group using a template or something that automatically creates a hierarchy of folders or the equivalent and about 4 associated roles with the new group (like, for new customer company fred, create fred admin, fred super user, fred viewer, fred editor)
* when a new user is added, they have to be approved and added to the appropriate role by our administrator-- this will not happen automatically
* we will also have an internal staging and publishing workflow which will post to these customer groups (adding 2 more roles for each group.)
i was wondering if anyone had success with a similar process or any recommendations?
I need to port a load of users from joomla to Drupal. I have a script to most of it, apart from the dates (first registered, last login, etc).
Joomla gives the dates as "2006-08-15 22:53:03"
Drupal stores dates in (my) MySQL as "1186599292"
These are both generated by the same host/account - so no differences there.
I'm guessing the Drupal date format is the Unix/Linux seconds since the epoch type format, but can anyone point me at a web page/script/service/formula to convert these?
I am thinking about moving my site to Drupal, but I need to know a few things. The most important is can I use the drupal logins created by users to control access to other parts of my site. Also, is the username easily stored in a session variable so I can use that login to control some dynamic content?
I have created a webform (from module webform) that I would like to use to replace the "Personal Contact Form". In other words, when someone clicks on a user's personal contact link, instead of getting the default "Contact Form", I'd like them to get the defined webform. Any ideas?
I am currently engaged in fairly large site redesign project and I am using Drupal 5.3 using the php template engine. I am well versed in xhtml and css, and understand the basic principals of php, and have a php pro at my disposal. I have developed some other sites w/ drupal, but have only modified an existent theme's css files to produce desired results. I am not a total newbie, but I am sailing into uncharted territory.