General discussion

Based upon earlier MT discussions... I find it most interesting to understand the breakdown of HOW they define their customers. Looks like 1) 1-Author up to 3- blogs 2) 5-Authors unlimited personal blogs 3)Unlimited personal Authors and blogs 4)Commercial licenses 5)Education licenses 6)Not-For-Profit licenses.

Here is the LINK with the New MT Pricing. Highlights below.

We made these revisions based on what people have told us they wanted to see:
There are now no limits on the number of weblogs you can create with a paid license of Movable Type. The free license remains limited.
All paid options include support directly from us, through our online ticket system.
Our licenses are perpetual, meaning there are no annual subscription fees. Larger commercial licenses require a 20% maintenance fee after the first year if continued support is desired.
Paid licenses will include free updates and bug fixes. For example: 3.x release are free to any 3.x licensee. Paid licenses are also eligible for discounts on major upgrades to the software, so 3.x paid licensees will receive a discount on 4.x versions of Movable Type.
All of the pricing mentioned below is the standard price, so the numbers published on our site are no longer introductory pricing.
In the next couple of months we are planning a general release of Movable Type 3.x with compelling new features, which will be a free update for Developer Edition users.

Something just happened and now I can't log in to my drupal setup; when I try, I get bounced back to the front page under a URL like... http://my.server.edu/drupal/?menu=%23&edit%5Bdestination%5D=node&edit%5B... . Any help would be MUCH appreciated. :)

Cheers,
T

Hello,

I am running a vBulletin based website and I do not want all 12,000 members to register again. So is there a intergration so I can use vBulletin and Drupal with the same user Login (or maby phpBB and Drupal?). Or is there an Importer for the threads and users into a drupal installation?

thanks a lot
lukas

I'm moving data from an website to a Drupal site.I've recently uploaded my list of users to the Drupal "users" table, and added one set of stories (about 250 of them) to the "nodes" table.

Things seem to work ok, except when I try to use the Drupal admin interface to add a new story or a new user. Drupal seems to have the last UID and NID stored somewhere so that when it goes to submit a story, it increments the stored UID or NID by one, then tries to insert a row in the "user" or "node" table. But it can't because the UID or NID already exists and the entry is discarded.

How do you split a story into multiple pages?

Some of the things I want to post are quite long, is there a way to automatically break them up into more readable sections?

Hi
I ave a request
exist a module for simple creating page for memebert can't know html code?
A module for administrator for creating preimposted page for user

tnx

zopar