Drupal 4.7.x

I recently acquired a site using Drupal 4.7 and would like to upgrade/get current. Is it possible to jump 4.7 to 6.13, or must I do subsequent upgrades with 5.19 first?

My budget is more than $3K
This is a full site with custom module project covering:
a) installation and configuration
b) theme designed
c) modifications to existing modules
d) new modules written

You must have:
a) Certified project managers to manage and deliver the project on time
b) Past references in any combinations:
a. Online community websites (please send URL live working site if there’s any)
b. Contribution to Drupal code/modules (please send URL live working site if there’s any)
c) These info are readily available for QA testing:
a. Content
b. Member list

Before agreement, you’ll have to sign the attached NDA to look at the project scope
After looking at the project scope, you can provide me your estimate a brief SRS and CR for my supplied materials based on your experience
I am looking at 2 options:
a) stand alone community – Drupal, PHP, any other recommended open source platform
b) integrated community to current website – custom built .NET

What I’m looking for in a community platform:
Most important:
• Ability of platform to scale
• Feature set of platform
• Ability to customise user interface
• Affordable pricing
• Service and support by supplier
• Reporting functionality of platform

Less important:
• Open source
• Ability to host platform
• Developer community

What you can suggest for this post:

And if version 7 is anything close to the current version, it will continue to SUCK!

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Hi

I can use the image module but how can I use the image assist module to see the image directly in the page?

Thanks

Job Position: Senior Drupal Developer

Location: Arlington, VA

Duration: 6+ Months

Kindly send me copy of resume and bare minimum hourly rate expectation at marcus@tscti.com

Job Description:

One of our clients they are looking for Sr. Drupal Developer who has strong experience working on DRUPAL / MYSQL.

I'd like to require approval for comments based on a list of words they might contain.

If certain (spam/offensive/external link) words are detected, the comment would be placed in moderation. Otherwise, it would publish.

Is there a module for this?

Thanks.
-G