Question about when drupal may be offered on w4 server. Should be upgraded soon to allow drupal installs.
Send an email if you would be interested in having this as a service.
Is there a preview mode so that if a user creates content, someone can approve the changes first? Could force a user to preview changes before submitting. Can also restrict publishing rights.
Is the body content styleable? Yes
Is it possible to create an interface that allows form based input? Module that will create a survey.
In terms of content creators -- users must fill out certain information / fields. Create custom content type -- define the types and then you can style how they look and where they go.
Typ03 had more granular conrol of users and their settings.
How does this deal with version control? Content -- edit -- publishing opens. check "Create new revision" then go back to log message -- can enter information about what you changed. --> creates a new tab named "Revisions". Another module called "dif"
Throttle - will automatically disable high cpu usage features if server has a lot of hits.
All content stored in mysql database?
What about patching? Do you have to download a whole new release or does it patch itself? Major version changes there are things to go back and fix. Don't touch "core code" of drupal... version 6 is coming out soon
Modules - are version specific.. double check this!
How does it work with recording traffic? The URL you provide, is this included in a server log? drupal analytics module - tracks your pages.
Can it reside only on unix or linux? no -- can do windows too
How well will it attach to an existing sql?
Possible to run several different websites out of one drupal install.
UA styles will be added to the drupal area.
Is it easy to download a template and make modifications? If good at CSS can do it, not too dificult to build template from raw html file.
If you have a lot of content editors, can drupal handle lots of users.
typ03 learning curve is huge compared to drupal
Easy to restrict user to a certain page that they have access to change? Might be a module out there for that...
Drupal is LDAP -- so able to do webauth
Is there an approval process that covers what gets added as a module?
Difference between authenticated users who are visitors to site and authenticated users that can make changes to the site content... confusion on this
Please pass on comments about usefullness / non-usefullness of the CMS
Would LTC charge for service? Maybe. Handholding -- LTC is exploring the possibility of providing a server and has not yet considered how it would be offered.