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Three questions... I hope someone can help.
1. Is there a way to broadcast email all your website members?
2. Is there a way to keep a db of all your members and their contact info?
3. Is there a way to require your users to register specifically for your site, as opposed to simply being a member of any other Drupal website?
Thanks!
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1) there are some mail modules around, I don't think they are quite ready yet
2) yes; the built in "profile" module (when enabled) lets you set various options around enabled/public/required bits of information
3) you turn off the Drupal module, which allows logins from other Drupal sites; then users (to get full, authenticated user access) must register on your site.
Hope that helps. Feel free to post more if that isn't clear.
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Boris Mann
I have an issue
With your point 3
when you disable the drupal module , you dont get displayed on the drupal sites page.
I propose an option to disable drupal login support within drupal.module
I purposefully comment out the neccesary hooks in a lot of sites I would like to be displayed on the page, but not allow logins.
That's what I'd like to do...
How do I do this? Can you tell me which lines to comment out?
Thanks.