Drupal 4.7.x

Hi All,

I wondering if a type of module exist that would allow one to easily create and manage virtual host within Drupal. This module should also be capable of creating associated DB (MySQL or PgSQL) for each created virtual host.

Here's why I am asking:

I am thinking of launching a community web site similar to OpenSourceCMS.com that would offer Free Demo's for various open source software. I'd like to do this using Drupal. I beleive OpenSourceCMS.com is using Mambo.

I am not a programmer so I am not sure how they have things set up.

I am wondering if anyone could help me out with this problem. I just installed flexinode, including running the SQL install. However, here is the error that I get:

user warning: Table 'rickvug_promag.rickvug_promag_flexinode_type' doesn't exist query: SELECT * FROM rickvug_promag_flexinode_type in /home/rickvug/public_html/promag/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 108.

Ok .. first start with Drupal at

www.soccer-wikki.de
www.soccer-wikki.net
www.soccer-wikki.info

German language only !!

Hello,

I'm trying to get the nodeapi example module to work, but it seems it doesn't.

At the OSCMS Summit, Amazon led a workgroup to discuss various issues with Drupal usability. I led a small group specifically discussing the usability of Drupal administration.

Right now, Drupal lumps all of the administrative items under 'administer'. There is no organization to these items at all, and it can be very difficult to figure out how to do tasks that should be relatively straightforward. To this end, we demonstrated the Administration Module.

This module re-organizes your menus into an easier to cope with set of groupings, and provides a master administration page to help those tasks. There are currently two different settings in the administration module, the 'default' settings, put together by David Reed, the author of the administration module, and the 'civicspace' settings, put together by Amazon based upon user surveys.

At this time, we would like to get feedback from the community at large about what groupings make the most sense to people, and which visual format is the most appealing. There are two screenshots available on the module, the first being David's and the second being CivicSpace's. They both take very different approaches, and feedback what is most appealing -- both to look at and to actually use to administrate a site -- could be very useful in determining how to go forward with Drupal.

Hi Guys,

Im a recent user of Drupal. While I really like it, I am finding that most of the modules I require for my site are not yet upgraded to work under v4.7. Things like the Audio/ Playlist modules, Form, Survey Modules, and loads of others I have tried but not yet working with v4.7. Should I hang in there OR boldly downgrade to v4.6 for the moment? this based on it will probably take a while yet for alot of the modules to go 4.7. Am I being too pesimistic? What are the thoughts of those more experienced?