Module development and code questions

Dear Drupal-Community,

i was looking for a posibility to get all familiar term ids of one term id, familiar in sence of created translations depencies between taxonomy terms.
i need it for a individual module that i'm programing right now.

is there a simple function that i could use? a function that with one tid as a paremeter and it should give me an array with the translated terms.

thank you!

Hi,
I am busy rewriting a module for drupal 5. When I first wrote the module I hard coded the <a href> elements with the image inside them, as I could not pass <img> elements to l().

I have read up on the forums and some people suggest using css but this seems more suited to menus than the gallery I am working with.

The taxonomy module easily allows to categorize nodes,
but i'd like to know how to achieve this.

A Lyrics website
There are Artists > Albums > Songs
The main content is lyrics of a song, so say i create a content of type Lyrics through cck.

Now is it a good idea to create Artist names and Albums as trees through taxonomy.
If doing so, i'd have the trouble of not being able to enter artist information or the album information separately.

I am developing a module where I have a requirement where I needed to add the tabs at the heading of the tabs like the view,edit and contact items that appear as tabs when you click on the My Account link after logging in.

How can I make a php block that displays [x] items containing the keyword [x] from the vocabulary [x] ?

Quick Summary

I want to be able to programmatically/automagically create nodes based on info in other nodes, but need to be pointed to good documentation on how to do it. Is there any way to do what I want using Drupal's hooks and API? Or do I have to do straight SQL to achieve this?

I've created a specific CCK Node and Taxonomy layout (using 4.7). I would like to take every node that is in a particular category and do two things:

1. create a new poll for each taxonomy, and the voting options be each node in the taxonomy.
2. create a new feed in the aggregator for each node, and have it be in the same categories it is in for the taxonomy.

Brief example to illustrate

If I have the following taxonomy and node layout:

• Most Bizzare Blog (Taxonomy)
  • Jimmy's Blog (Node)
  • Corey's Blog (Node)*
• Most Insightful Blog (Taxonomy)
  • Jane's Blog (Node)
  • Corey's Blog(Node)*

Note that Corey's blog is the same node, just in multiple taxonomy terms. I want two polls created:

1. Most Bizzare Blog, with voting options of Jimmy's Blog and Corey's Blog