08-17-2017, 04:22 AM
The fact is Drupal is very hard to manage for a newbie. Although there are plenty of differences between Drupal 7 & 8.
You can contact your app developer about this problem and discuss with them to resolve it. And here is a theory of mine. Exactly how much apps and customized widgets will be your site using?
If not many then you can easily install Drupal in a sub-directory of yours and let the widgets play from there.
Now, atlast it comes to the type of your site. I will personally suggest that go for Drupal if your site is big and has a enterprise like framework. Because Drupal is really hard for small sites with less framework.
You can contact your app developer about this problem and discuss with them to resolve it. And here is a theory of mine. Exactly how much apps and customized widgets will be your site using?
If not many then you can easily install Drupal in a sub-directory of yours and let the widgets play from there.
Now, atlast it comes to the type of your site. I will personally suggest that go for Drupal if your site is big and has a enterprise like framework. Because Drupal is really hard for small sites with less framework.
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