Module development and code questions

Helo,

I tried to install vote_up_down (a digg-clone module). I uploaded all files to /modules/vote_up_down/. But when I tried to activate the module I couldn't find the module anywhere in the module-settings-list.

Does anybody know why?

Thanks

tomtom

Hello all,

I've seen the explanation to do this here : http://drupal.org/node/37862
But some things I still don't understand. First, what is the #process attribute for ? is it for building the output of the form element ?
And how to define the kind of data the custom form element does return (for validation and submission) ?

And my last question is, how to make a new form element defined in one module reusable by another modules ?

Thank you

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