Module development and code questions

Everything works great, but I'd like to have everything set up so that when a user uses the ImageManager, they have their own directory.

Has one done this or knows how feasible this is?

I very much like what frjo has done with the vote up/down module.

It utilizes the voting api, actions, voting actions, and links modules, along with some cool AJAX. Well done frjo.

Vote up/down mimics the reddit.com style of voting, rather than digg.com. I, and I'm sure many others, would like to see a Digg Voting module created as well. I'd like to do this myself, and actually have started experimenting based of the vote up/down module, but I am not very good at php yet, let alone AJAX.

I'm expericing problem with image cvs with any drupal 4.7x or above.

After i post my image file somehow it looks got lost in translation.
and end up with a "page not found"

does anybody experiencing the same problem?

Hy,

I am trying to develop a new site where the nodes (presenting a song) all have different taxonomy terms attached to.
I use free tagging for the terms.
Now, I wanted to enable some sort of simple browsing function:

Example:
http://www.mysite.com/browse/voc1 gives me as output
a b c d e f g h i j k l ..... x y z #
Click on a letter of the alphabet to display the terms beginning with that letter

i am testing some more modules, but the tinyfck not work ok.
it work ok yesterday ,but now, i can't see any little button pictures in my inputbox. looks like i have no tinyfck.

i cancel lots of modules, but the button pics is not here.
i reinstall TINYFCK and TINYMCE, use the cvs, but it is not changed.
when i edit the old blog that i created with tinymce, in the edit box, i can not have the WYSIWYG.
i saw lots of code like

Hi-

I'm modifying upload.module to incorporate thumbnail management for our site.

So say our new version is called "our_upload.module". This module's content gets mixed up with upload.module's content unless I change all references of "node->files" to "node->our_files". I also have to change the our_module_load() function to return an array called "our_files". Piece of cake.