magazine

What is best option for selling access to content based on this input:

1. User can buy one node
2. User can buy edition (taxonomy term - several articles are associated with this term, free and paid)

Have someone example for Drupal based site?

for now i have made small research and see that mostly people use
time based subscription by selling roles (Ubercart)

Additional it exist several other examples but nothing concrete.

I will appreciate every Drupal example with supscription, also i am interested in Userpoints integration.

tnx

Hello All,

I wanted to introduce myself virtually before I arrive in town permanently. My name is Jonathan Pichot, I'm a recent graduate of Pacific Union College, a small liberal arts school in California. Before finishing there, though, I had spent my Junior year at Aquinas College. I also have family in Grand Rapids, so I know the town well.

I run an online magazine (www.largecarmag.com) that features about a dozen articles a month, each with a photo gallery (sometimes with as many as 800 images). Is OpenPulish an ideal solution for this, or is there another solution that would be better? I currently author the site in Dreamweaver and FTP everything each month. I'm looking to get away from this method using a CMS such as Drupal.

Thanks in advance!

Hi!

I am glad to share with you all that we recently launched a science fiction site http://kalkion.com which runs fully on GLAMP server and is powered by Drupal. I trust this is the first science fiction site running on powerful drupal. We tested Joomla, Wordpress and many more, only Drupal came out as winner. Thanks Drupal for enabling us in achieving our dream and goal.

Hey folks,

I've worked on a number of Drupal sites where we needed to keep multiple sites in synch, and Drupal has been a challenge to keep that way because so many options are changed through the UI - this tends to show its weakness when we want to keep the settings across all sites (don't even mention content). Moving content types and views is easy with the import/export tools, but blocks are another story. The visibility rules, Roles, and input formats all require your time and attention to detail - time you could be spending working on other features.

Hey,

I am curious if anyone here has used Drupal to build a site for a
magazine, and if so, what themes, modules, etc. you used in doing so.

I am new to Drupal, and my require some basic help.

Please contact me personally: dheeraj.ch...@gmail.com

Thanks,

-dx

I and a friend are currently mapping out the plans for an online youth magazine targeting youth with disabilities. We've decided that Drupal is the best platform to produce the online magazine, but with so many options available to us with the modules that are available we aren't sure where to start.

I would be interested in any tips people have about setting up an online magazine/newsletter and in running the community side (e.g. blogs, forums, etc). Also, since our target age range is 16-25 I would like to hear thoughts on protecting the privacy of our members who are minors.

Hi Folks,
I'm just about to start using drupal for our magazine website, and want to know if we might also be able to transition to CiviCRM for subscription management.
Is anyone using it this way - or for someting similar?
What are you using it for, and how well is it working for you?
In Peace,
Sam
www.peaceworkmagazine.org