Is Drupal the right way to go?
Hello
I partly read the articles about drupal concepts and think that drupal should be able to handle the website i got in mind.
Nevertheless it's always good to hear some opinions from experiences users. So here is what i plan to do:
- In front of the drupal installation there are 2 different domains, so i want two websites on 1 drupal installation (i read about the "domain access" project here)
- These websites have two different user bases
- For the first website I need functionality which handles a premium user system (if you pay you get more funcionality, maybe this can be handled with built in drupal user access rights etc.?)
- On the first website there should be a system where people would be able to create, list and search for job offers
- From the second website the registered users should be able to read the job offers (but not create) which have been created over the first website
- On the second website i need functionality like "seek and offer"
So what do you think about this? Would drupal be the right choice in this case?
I already worked with html, css, php, mysql and i am willing to invest some time into drupal.
Thanks for replies in advance =)
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yes drupal can do this. The pay system will have to be further investigated via the modules search to locate the module that best suits you with regards to accempting payments. There are multiple. lm_paypal, ubercart so on so forth.
DB tables
Domain access can handle 2 domains on one install, and assign users to their respective domains. This however means that users for both sites will be all in the same db table. If you want seperate user tables for each domain, you will need to use Domain Prefix to seperate out all user related tables (and there are a lot, depending on which optional core modules you enable)