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- One of my main goals is to use a great forum with my portal. I had planned on using vBulletin with and since I only want users to log in one to the website to use the (store, forum, etc) I was planning to use some sort of "bridge" which would connect my CMS to the forum, can I still do this with drupal without having to do major changes to scripts?
- what kind of add-n can I use as a component for drupal to have an online store -shopping cart?
This question is about Nodes, that are to be categorized in several categories. But as so often, there is more than one way to do this. I hope you can help me to select the best method. Here comes the problem:
Every node of type xyz (lets say, all math exercises) should (don't must!) be classified 1. by the math topic (Analysis, Number Theory ...) and 2. by the difficulty (easy, medium, hard).
Method 1:
Mathematics (voc)
- Analysis
- Number Theory
- easy
- medium
- hard
Has anyone been abled to implement Multiple Subscriptions in one site? Apparently it's supposed to be in the ecommerce suite but I am unable to find anything.
Although I've read the documentation on the taxonomy module and can see the usefulness of it – people sure do rave about it a lot and that leads me to believe that I don't fully understand the power of it or it's true beauty.
I would love to hear how it is really benefiting some people and some examples. Also, it is there anything similar in other CMS products?
I've been searching around for a CMS to fit me for a few months now. For a while, I was intrigued by Mambo/Joomla's large community and "easy templating" (so I was told). Being from the CSS/XHTML camp myself and not knowing anything about coding PHP, I had heard that drupal was going to give me more trouble than it was worth.