Module development and code questions

When jrating displays a result for a node it displays it as five stars with "average rating" above them and "(n votes)" below them.

When a View is constructed in with view type "table" (and ONLY with view type "table"), when jrating is enabled, it displays the "VotingAPI: Voting results" column as five stars WITH NO TEXT ABOVE OR BELOW THEM.

I'm working on a site that will feature cities from all over the world. On each city page I'd like to display the local time for that city. Now I know that this sort of thing can be accomplished pretty simply using PHP so I had hoped that someone might have developed a module whereby the admin can set the time difference between the server's local time and the featured region and have the correct local time display.

having searched through the modules I haven't found anything like this but i wondered if I might have missed it.

Thanks!

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Im trying to find a way to add (private) file downloads to the watchdog log. My initial thought was to hook into hook_download_file and log from there. I quickly realised that for one reason or another, this is called more than once per download, presumably because it is used for listing attachments, checking permissions and for the actual streaming of the file to the browser. So i thought i should only log on the first call to the hook, incrementing a global int on each call. I appended the int to my log string, it came out as 1 every time..! So my questions for you are:

I've just created a simple 5.x Pavatar module. The idea (initially by Jeena Paradies) is to let the user upload a picture once and then have it automagically retrieved from her profile/page by other sites/forums/blogs...

The module only acts as a server ATM (you may test it on my phpBB client implementation here).

I'm looking to build a Drupal module that does a few different things. The base layer of nodes it manages describe one particular item, things like title, description, price, and so on. Included with this is a couple of levels of categorisation, like the main category of furniture might have sub categories of: chairs, tables, couches, beds, etc. New items would be added one at a time through a form, or in bulk lots via an uploaded .csv file. What I want to be able to do is create Furniture as a node, and then have it fetch all nodes that are under the category of Furniture, with a certain number of items per page, and then to be able to filter this content, to, say, only display Chairs.

I have a fair idea how I could create a Taxonomy vocabulary to allow me to enter http://www.example.com/furniture, and have it show the Furniture node. Ideally I'd also like to do something like http://www.example.com/furniture/chairs/item-id. and to have those function as rewritten GET variables to filter the content, making the URLs nice and clean and easy to understand. This vocabular would then allow me to build a menu block that I can display in place of the standard Drupal menu...

is there any module to automatically assign term to a node?
let say my site have free tagging and term will be assigned when member create any content.

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