[support] Project management website

[Laura Scott]

We have something much like this in use for our client-facing issue  
tracking system, built in Drupal 6 with robust use of organic groups,  
views, actions and triggers (and many more). Definitely doable.

You run up against a technology limitation with PDF viewing though.  
That is enabled by browser plug-in, different on every platform.  
Zooming in and out on other images, though, is very doable. We're  
using a jQuery script for that.

Laura
http://pingv.com

On Thursday 26 February 2009, at 8:31 am, Richard Wilding wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> I'm new to Drupal and this mailing list.
>
> I'm a front-end designer and have been asked by an architect to 're- 
> skin' a Google Sites project he has set up to share project images,  
> plans and to-do lists with one of his clients
>
> Google Sites does not allow access to their html / css templates for  
> me to change the page structure and styles, so I'm looking for  
> another platform
>
> I've looked at project management / collaboration platforms like  
> Basecamp and Huddle, but they seem too complex and I really want a  
> simple interface with just the features my client needs
>
> Is Drupal suitable for this or is there another platform that I  
> should investigate?
>
>
> Here is a summary of the most important features required:
>
> 1. Restricted access with multiple user accounts
>
> 2. Display text, images, .pdfs and videos within the website pages
>
> 3. Zoom or enlarge images and .pdfs to view details in drawings  
> & .pdf spreadsheets
>
> 4. Include tables of information with column ordering i.e team  
> contact list
>
> 5. Include savable checklists
>
> 6. Page templates need to be customizable through html and css
>
>
> Thanks and best wishes,
>
> Richard Wilding
>
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