Module development and code questions

Hello,
Drupal newbie here so please bare with me.

I've downloaded and installed the Taxonomy Access Control module but it doesn't seem to like v4.6.2 - or at least I don't see any obvious signs of the module's existence other than in Admin > Modules and Admin > Settings

I have enabled the module in both locations.

I have not installed the patch as it looked to me like the patch was intended for v4.5.X

How should this module work? I can't see a way to implement it.

TIA
Gregg

This is a stumper. I have a 2 modules which need to be enabled. One is online and enabled through admin> modules. However the second longer one, either causes the admin > modules page to display blank or not be accessible at all. Unable to go through any of the normal dumb things, I started a new module and have been copying functions over one at a time to determine which ones are causing problems. Below is one of the functions that will cause the module to jam up. It's so straight-forward I can't imagine why it's having a problem.

I'm working with the best way to place adsense advertising.

I've written a module to do it the way I want, and now I'm getting this error.

Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /usr/www/users/davidh/modules/adsense_inline/adsense_inline.module:52) in /usr/www/users/davidh/includes/common.inc on line 224.

Another line reported is at common.inc line 192. I am using drupal 4.6.2 (so that you know where the line#'s point).

In both cases the header() function is being called.

Can someone help me understand how to avoid this error? The code for my module and some discussion follows.

Yeah i have bidvertiser ads, now how would i add them.. they are in javascript

Hi,

I'm looking for an experienced module developer to write something for www.threadwatch.org

Rough Spec:

For a custom module I am developing, I am trying to find a way to capture the time a user spends viewing a node/page in real time. In this quest, I have been tinkering with the _init and _exit hooks - but that does not seem to be accomplishing the goal. Any ideas on how to accomplish this are greatly appreciated!

Regards,

Radi Shourbaji
http://www.profconnect.org/radi-shourbaji