Hello friends!

I want to make a flexible forum with a separate page for articles that are supposed to be reviewed before publishing. By flexible I mean an ability to features such as like/dislike for each message, or similar minor things. In short - it shouldn't be too complicated to slightly modify the behavior of the forum.

I tried Drupal 10 but it looks like all the forum modules require Drupal 7 (or 8), so the question is:

Hello,

I'd like to create kind of an information proof of concept / website where content is being produced mostly automatically. For calculation purposes, I'm planning on:

Approximately 250,000 taxonomy terms in 4 hierarchical levels for the basic structure.

4 main content types, each with approximately 25 fields including:

• Geofield
• Approximately 4 - 5 taxonomy terms
• Date time
• Address

Two of these content types will be constantly produced with approximately:

Approximately 1000 new content records per day.

hi folks: I am creating a School Management Database.  Back in the day I worked at a (small) private tuition funded school, we were fortunate that we had some state money available so we were able to buy a School management database system -- we started with WinSchool, and then shifted to SchoolMinder.  However many of the schools in our association were not state chartered for religious reasons, and therefore did not have access to the funding that we did and as such, could not afford a school management database system.  I am trying to create a functional system that will be free or very

Hello Team,

Since last 1 week tried all steps for configuring Enhance ecommerce in Drupal 7.59 with GA4 and GTM but not getting success. Can anyone shared steps and process? Do Enhance Ecommerce Tracking works in Drupal 7.59 with GA4 & GTM?

Thanks!

Mitesh

Hello,

I am going to develop a drupal website for a Mountain Club. The requirements are:

- A static part
- Sale of registration to the club as a member, creating a user on the web with the role of member.
- Sale of registration to activities with different prices for members and non-members
- Translation into three languages
-EU Cookies...
-Responsive
- Being able to do surveys
- Use Layout Builder for design

Does anyone knows up to how many products a Drupal online store can handle?

100,000?

1 million?

2 million?

Does anyone has a general estimate on the number?

Or what has been the biggest Drupal eCommerce store you have seen? (with the most products to sell online)

Thanks,