By hubertusanton on

Hi!

I'm trying to build a website on which mucicians can create their own profile and upload their own mp3's in it.
Other bands can rate each others content.

For the rest i need the standard Drupal modules like blog and comment.

Which modules should i best use for this and is there any doc available about how to configure these modules?

Best regards,

Bart

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nancydru
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Look at the top of your screen. Do you see a tab that says "Downloads?" That's where you find modules.

Click on the modules link on that page, then choose the media category. The third entry on the list is Audio. It will come with it's own installation instructions. There are probably more in the list.

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hubertusanton commented

I already use the Audio, CCK, Views, Bio and Reviews module.

Is there any documentation or book available on how to tune these modules into getting a desired result like a
bio band page with its submitted MP3 files?

I'll start of learning Views and CCK, guess that's a good idea but if you have any tips on available books on this, that would be of great help.

Best regards,

Bart

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xano
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Look at the top of your screen. Do you see a tab that says "Handbooks?" That's where you find documentation. (sorry, couldn't keep myself from doing it :-P )

In the handbooks there's a lot of information about creating modules. You need to have basic PHP and sometimes MySQL understanding to make things work. If you read your way through the module development handbooks you'll get an idea of how Drupal modules work. If you're finished you can take the desired modules and change them according to your wishes or you could create your own modules from scratch if there's a lot of things to be changed. Creating your own module might then be less work than understanding and changing the modules of others.

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depace commented

http://drupal.org/node/101742