Module development and code questions

Hi There, i'm new member to the community. First of all i'd like to say that drupal and her surrounding community are great.
I searched the forums and the developer handbooks for a solution. But i could not find an answer to my question.

my Question:

Is there a simple tutorial or a code example which explains how forms work indside a module ? So how to setup a form an how to pass the variables en how to get the variables and use them.

I know how to do this in normal PHP, but i would like to know how it is done in drupal modules.

Hi,
I have tried sending my mail with the first line as taxonomy: [prices,email,network]
The first command line is actually stripped, but the taxonomy is not assigned to the node.
Any ideas?

I created my files directory, my images sub directory and my tmp sub directory.

The permissions are set to 777

I enabled the module.

I configured the module.

I tried to upload the photo, and it uploaded but I only get those darned red x's.

I check my server and the file did upload, the preview and thumbnail files were created, but they are not showing up on the site.

I am VERY frustrated.

Please help!

Rachel

I just commited the brand new job search module.

It allows people with the appropriate role to post resumes, and/or post jobs.

Normally you would have two roles, employers/recruiters, and job seekers. The former can post jobs and view resumes, the latter can post resumes, and view jobs. You can also have taxonomies by region, or job field or both.

Search is provided for jobs and resumes.

I'm writing my first module that will generate custom content in a themed
context. Since the API documentation seems incomplete and spread out, I was
going to start with page_example.module v1.9 as a starting point since it
is a hello world instance of exactly what I want to do.

The problem is that it won't run in my environment (FC4 / PHP5 / Drupal 4.6.2).
The menu and auth hooks all appear in the proper locations, but the links that
it puts in the menus result in an empty page.

Hey folks,
I had some ideas about Tagzania and Drupal.
Tagzania provides the possibility to tag locations. (which are then displayed on GoogleMaps)
Drupal has a sophisticated taxonomy system (which are also tags... somehow ;) )

It is not really difficult ot let these two work together, but I am still looking for examples where this could be useful.
One possibility is to provide a map link for posts, showing the location of which this post is talking about (if it's flagged with positioned tag)
So if someone is talking about this cool new café in New York he can directly provide a map showing its location,
Tagzania is working with the Google Map API, which works quite good.

Another cool feature would be to find related posts to a specific entry (related because it's nearby).

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How could it work?

We create a (simple) space taxonomy in drupal. As example (for me ;))

global 
-  germany 
--  muenster
---- university 
---- home
-- berlin
-- cologne
- US

...


 
 and so on

Every term in this taxonomy refers to a location, which is also a valid tag at Tagzania (and therefore linked to a position). Every entry is flagged with one or more category tags and one location tag.

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Do you have some other ideas which I can