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Hey there,

I am badly in need of a solution for the problem encoutered here: http://drupal.org/node/48731

which is the save as draft feature.

What I need is this:

1) the user submits a node that goes automatically to the moderation queue (user receives a message telling them that their content is in moderation queue)

2) admin or editor with access to moderation (is it possible to give only access to some node and node types for example?) published or not the node.

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Hi,

I would like an occasional, ongoing relationship with a Drupal expert who can answer questions and provide guidance with how to best implement functionality, or solve problems.

The consultant, as you would expect, must be very knowledgeable with all the commonly used modules, how to create new modules, and how to best implement custom DB driven pages or functionality.

I am turning to Drupal for more websites with varied needs and this guidance would be very useful.

Thanks, Jerry

Drupal seems to be the right choice for a project I want to do.

I am trying to create a memorial page. People wanting to post a memorial would need to log in.
They should be able to post 1-3 photos, then a tribute.

I would to have on the menu bar, something like Memorial Last Name A (the whole alphabet).
Also on the main page of the site, I would like to show the latest 4 or 5 tributes.

I am using Drupal 4.7 and the new version of aggregator 2 (leech news). Spare me the 'doesn't work with 4.7 cause it's not an official module' - I've aggregated thousands of feed items into nodes with it with a few bugs that I'm used to by now. I would love to have a 4.7 version of leech news and have offered (in another post) to add to the bounty for it...but for now I have a bigger issue.

Hi, we need to hire an experienced Drupal theme/CSS/UI designer ASAP to create a new theme for an exciting autism-related health site we'll be launching shortly. The site includes treatment fact sheets, summaries of the latest research, treatment blogs by parents, a wiki, and forums. There are two parts of the design:

+ The main theme of the site will be three columns, with a wide middle column for content, a left column for navigation, and a right column for ads. There will be a menubar across all columns at the top and a footer at the bottom. The colors we're looking for are similar to http://www.steppenwolf.org/. We definitely want a friendly, accessible, Web 2.0 look and feel, rather than a typical Drupal look.

+ The home page of the site will have a unique theme. It will have the same menus at the top, then a wide picture across all three columns, and then three even columns with links to updated content. We want the home page to have a similar look to http://www.apple.com. The content at the bottom would look a bit like the second row of content from http://www.freestandards.org/.

We want the themes to be validating XHTML and CSS, with a table layout, but with the center column coming first for SEO and accessibility purposes. We also want friendly, thoughtful, English-speaking designers who will work with us to understand what we're trying to accomplish with the site, and make recommendations about what we should be doing differently.