Module development and code questions

I need to develop a web site which will need to have a right block for navigation where there will be a certain number of links.
I need to add a javascript code to each link so that onMouseOver I will get a popup menu that will give me sub-navigation options.
Is that easily achieavable under drupal? Would I have to write a block module for it and the js on a separate file? How would I integrate the two things and how can I go on about it?

I am writing a custom block that dynamically builds a menu. I want to change the subject/heading/title of the block based on which menu i have loaded.
Note this is NOT hook_block() in a module, this is PHP code in a custom block

Hello

i have just installed gallery 2, and the drupal module, and although it seems to be working to an extent I am not hugely sure it is working properly.

the random image does not actually show an image, and when you use the gallery it is very very small! I am not sure whether this is an issue with the theme or not (civicspace). I am using drupal 4.6. Please check it out yourself

http://tcc063.com

Kind Regards

Ash

Hello

I try to create some one feedback forms. My site needs to have more than one regarding to several services offered and they need to have more fields than in the feedback.module offered.
Because I am using 4.7 b5 I tried feedback first. I found out how to add several more fields to it but I also need some select and multiselect menus. I watched in the flexinode files for the select.inc paste and copied the code for the select menu definition in the feedback and got it to show up. But how do I define the options for this? I tried it in the pipe way like you can do it in the flexinode module eg. Herr|Frau but it didn' show up. I also looked in the database in a newly created flexinode for the options and copied this stuff in the definition like this a:1:{i:1;s:0:"";} to the place where the 3 ??? are. Also didn't work. Any clue what I have to do?

if ( variable_get("feedback_field_anrede", t('Anrede')) )
$form['feedback_field_anrede'] = array (
'#type' => 'select',
'#title' => t('Anrede'),
'#default_value' => $edit['feedback_field_anrede'],
'#options' => ???,
);

It also shall be added to a database where the admin can look over the different email form request I think I can make this by adding the db code to the function feedback_send_email(). Due to the need of more forms can I just duplicate the feedback.module rename it and its included functions?

I'm using CivicSpace 0.8.3 which I believe uses Drupal 4.6.
Using Administer Site->configure modules->front_page and specifying themed and redirect to front_page I can put HTML in the boxes provied (for Authenticated and non-Authenicated Users) and everything works fine.
What I'd like to do us use (what I believe are called) menus (which upon install stated 'primary link' and 'secondary link' above the front page area and have that 'themed'. Right now if I click on the link a new page is opened...which is fine in some cases but I'd also like to 'theme' the link.

What is our project?
The project that we need help with concerns the creation of a new Drupal module. This module allows for the creation of files that can be downloaded, either free of charge, with the ability to donate, or specify a price, and have the ability to charge before the download. The module would empliment several key features:

Title (of the file or document)
Topic (subject of the file or doc)
The file itself
An abstract of the file or document
An image(s) to accompany the file or document
Price for the file or document
Poll or ratings method for the file or doc
Forum for the document (For readers of the document to hold discussion)
Comments about the document (Available to the public)
Author of the document
Roll of the author (Developer - Member)

We are relatively new users of Drupal and we have already come to appreciate Drupal's excellent design and flexibility. Unfortunately we do not have enough experience programming in PHP and MySQL to develop this module (Publication Module) ourselves in a reasonable amount of time. We do have some experience in programming in C, Perl, JavaScript, and HTML etc..., so we do have a basic understanding of the concepts that will be required. We will be able to provide more specific, psudocode, layouts, and input and output vars as a result of this experience.

The developer will needs to have some experience with (the more the better):