Hi Drupal People,

I have 3 questions and i would like that all of you could help me.

1) I have a desktop software (maked in powerbuilder, like a delphi software) that calls my drupal website, and in this software i need that the user could be authenticated to be able to navigate around the site, post forum topics, post comments ... Does exist a way i can obtain this? Im trying to do this with CURL, but i not obtain any sucess. (i see this article http://drupal.org/node/80548).

2) I installed the "events" module, but the "events" module is not more flexible, and i need to add more informations about my events and attach files. Im trying to do it with the "upload" module, but this module does not organize the archives in hierarchy way .. like windows (with folders), so this module is not right for me. Im also trying "FileShare" module, is very good, it is what i need, but for this module i need to create a specified content like "FileShare", i can't use "FileShare" like an additional information about node. And i need to add more field in my event information, exist some module for this? So my question is: exist solutions for what I need? Im trying the WEBFM module, but this module has a lot of problems.

3) Exists a module in drupal to make searches in attached files?

Thanks for attention.

- Marcus C

Comments

sharique’s picture

Create custom event using CCK.
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IT head, Managefolio.com

Sharique Ahmed Farooqui

khedaywi’s picture

Like the above just CCK. There you can add many different types of fields to get exactly what you want, and what you want your users to input.

Not sure if there's a particular CCK 'field' that can be used for your hierarchical needs, but CCK is the way to go.

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marcuscavalcanti’s picture

I installed the cck module and enable your modules, but the options of CCK not appears in node edit and in node create forms. I checked the access permissions and them they correct.

Anyone knows the problem?

mlle.yotnottin’s picture

You might want to check out Drupals xmlrpc capabilities. Logging in and posting to different node types can be configured through blogapi (http://drupal.org/handbook/modules/blogapi).