Module development and code questions

Hi,

I've modified 4.3 queue.module to let the admin select an expiration time, in days, for the nodes on moderation queue in adition to expiration by number of votes. You can set expiration time in days through queue administration pages and crop.php will take care of remove those that has expired through a new function queue_cron added to queue.module.

This is the diff I've obtained comparing my modified version of queue.module with drupal 4.3 queue.module:

Is there a module available for drupal 4.3.0 that allows extra "quick" links to be put in the navigation bar at the top of each page?

Is there something built-in to drupal that I've missed?

I'd rather not hack on the $custom_links in the conf.php file, because it overrides the links offered by modules.

If not, I'll hack one together -- it doesn't look like it'll take long -- it just has to store a title, a short description and a path.

Any tips?

I install the images module,when I upload a photo,it show "Upload directory is full!"

Hello, I would like to have an address book/directory in which I could include companies contact details all filled under different categories. The standard yellow pages kind of thing. Would the catalog module be a good one to use for this?
thanks

Can anyone point me to a navigation/menu module/approach that would fulfill the requirements of a very common website format:

The problem I have found with drupal is that everything is thrown together. This is great for following related links but I want a much more defined approach with clearly seperated sections.

In designing my 'sports' site architecture I see 2 options:

I. Organised by sports:
Cricket
>news
>events
>articles
Football
>news
>events
>articles
Athletics
>news
>events
>articles

II. Organised by an arbitrary concept
News
Style
Equipment

I have choosen to go for option II because I want a variety of editorial styles just as my sunday newspaper comes with lots of different sections.

So my 'sports' site has the following links in the main horizontal navigation at the top of the page: News, Style and Equipment. (these sections have been set up in taxonomy). Clicking on one of these links takes the user into that section.

Once on this page the page should also have the title of the section, and a vertical navigation bar that displays content specific to this section.

The content of each section will consist of various content types (story/static pages/events/colb. book). Each content element can be assigned to a more specific taxonomy, i.e athletics, football or cricket.

If I click to expand/read content in this section the section header must remain at the top of the page.

Hi guys and thanks for your time. I've been toying around with Drupal, actually I've moved from PHP-Nuke. At anyrate, to get to the point, I'm trying to put up a literature site. Without book reviews a literature site wouldn't be the same. I have article, blog, collaborative book ect. but they all don't allow users or me the admin for that matter to upload an image to pair with the story.