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Table of Contents
..................1Drupal handbook
..................2About Drupal
...............2Is Drupal right for you?
...................3Gallery
..................3acko.net
.................3Cam Oca&ı
.................3Can’t Eat It
.................4Copenhagen
................4Drupal Hungary
..................4Echo Ditto
..............4Eric Scouten Photography
..................5Footnotes
...............5Fulbright - España
..................5Hip Foto
.................6Kernel Trap
.................6Our Media
.................6Pop Madrid
...............7Snowboard Magazine
.................7Spread Firefox
................7Terminus 1525
.................8URLGreyHot
..................8Case studies
...............9Sites that use Drupal
.................9Success stories
.......9Contaire.com: a corporate website based on Drupal
...............9Our requirements
................10The ingredients
............10A dynamic horizontal tab menu
..............11A new teaser.module
............12Two columns, but sorted, please
.................12Conclusion
......12Why Linux Journal converted to Drupal and how it went
................14Feature overview
..............14Typical Drupal applications
..........15Rolling your own system vs. using Drupal
..........15The Drupal path is fun and educational
............15Drupal’s user and developer base
.........16With Drupal, you are able to create a cool site
................16Drupal is flexible
..........17You can grow in the future with Drupal
..................17Background
...................17History
...............18Druplicon (the logo)
...................18Mission
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................... 18Principles
.................. 19Usability aims
................ 19Presentations and articles
.................... 20Community
................ 20Development and support
.................. 20The Drupal core
................... 21Contributions
............... 21Documentation and support
..................... 21Users
.................... 21Download
..................... 22Support
................. 22Hosting and services
.................. 22Drupal hosting
................ 22GrafiX Internet B.V.
................... 23Norrix
................. 23OpenSourceHost
................. 23CascadeHosting
.................. 24Drupal services
................. 24Moshe Weitzman
............. 25Teledynamics Communications
................ 25Gerhard Killesreiter
................. 26Steven Wittens
................. 26Webschuur.com
............. 27Trae McCombs and Kyle Smith
............ 27Heydon Consulting - Gordon Heydon
................. 28Matt Westgate
................. 28Károly Négyesi
................ 292bits.com (Canada)
............... 29Donating to the Drupal project
.................... 29Donate
.................... 29Expenses
.................... 30Donors
................ 33Newsletter advertising
................. 34Version 4.6 roadmap
.................... 37User’s guide
.................. 37Registering as a user
.................... 38Logging in
............... 38Changing your account settings
................. 39Creating new content
................ 39A step-by-step example
.................. 41Types of content
............... 41Topics, categories and terms
................... 41Permissions
............. 41Moderation and the submission queue
................. 42Creating comments
.............. 42Alternative ways to enter content
........... 43Posting and editing content with w.bloggar
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...............43Preparing content offline
................44Editing and deleting content
..................44Beyond the basics
..................45Administrator’s guide
....................45Introduction
...................45Terminology
...................46Node types
....................47Installation
.................47System requirements
..................48Installing Drupal
........51Easy way to install drupal with the cPanel control panel
.................52General instructions
..................53Special cases
.......53Installing Drupal behind an Actiontec GT701-WG router
............54Installing Drupal in a subdirectory
..........55More than one Drupal site on one machine
.........55General rules for multiple Drupal deployments
................55Multiple directories
..............56Multiple domains or vhosts
........56Multiple domains or vhosts using different databases
..........56Multiple domains using the same database
........57Moving your Drupal installation to a new directory
...............57Linux specific guidelines
.........58Installing PHP, MySQL and Apache under Linux
..............58Mac OS X-specific guidelines
...........58Installing Drupal on Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger
............59Installing and Configuring MySQL
.........60Creating the Drupal Database and Database User
............61Retrieving and Configuring Drupal
..............64Windows-specific guidelines
.....64How to install Drupal for newbies using FTP and phpMyAdmin
............64Change "/tmp" on your drupal site.
.................65Get Drupal ready
................65Upload the database
..........66Installing Apache (with PHP) on Windows
.............66Installing MySQL on Windows
..............67Installing PHP4 on Windows
............67Installing PostgreSQL on Windows
....................68Untar
..............68Using Clean URLs with IIS
........69Windows XP IIS development test system guidelines
.............72Installing Drupal on Windows
.............73Installing Drupal on Windows Ext
...............83MS SQL Server Guidelines
..............83PostgreSQL specific guidelines
................84Installing new modules
.................85Installing new themes
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