Module development and code questions

Hello

I'd like to be able to add another tab to a node - so that it is "view", "edit", "track", "new tab".

However, I only need it for one specific node type. When I create a hook_menu() function, it applies it to all nodes, regardless of type.

Presently, my hook_menu reads:

I have a site which has disallowed the modification of certain user account fields and the "user readonly" module was quite useful in that regard:

"The module allows an administrator to disallow modification of user account/profile fields. The administrator can select which fields will be disallowed, or which fields will be allowed."

Can anyone recommend an option to replace the "user readonly" module in Drupal 5?

I have installed webform.module and it's working fine except for one item: it won't allow me to create a field for submitting attachments via the webform.

I can click the "add/file" option and go through the steps, but when I click "Done" the browser (both IE and Firefox) behaves as though it cannot connect. Eventually it generates a blank screen and nothing is changed when I navigate back to the webform.

I have no problem adding other fields to the same webform. Please let me know how I can correct this.

FYI:

Drupal 4.7.x

Thanks.

Hi

I was wondering if there are any developers who will be willing to enhance the station.module or the audio.module or the shoutcast.module so that users can setup their own radio stations or just supply a radio listener link and it is listed in a Radio Stations section of the site, so that users can listen any radio link of choice, and vote for top radio of the week.

The module should be able to pick up whether a certain stream is on/off air and display an on/off air icon respectively

I'm developing a module that will allow users to run a contests on their site. The idea is very simple: admin creates a contest giving it some title and description and two time periods - one called 'entry period' and second 'voting period'. during first period users can only post their work to participate in the contest (ie, image and some short description of it). during 'voting period' which comes next, users can vote on others submissions. no matter the rules right now, lets stick to the idea. one user = one vote.
now my question is, should i create a new node type for this module or not? in docs you can read Before creating a new node type, first decide if you really need to create a new one... and then comes part about CCK and Views. well, i don't think if using CCK and Views is a good idea for this kind of task... but i may be wrong as i'm not too familiar with these two modules.

i've already started the 'not node' approach but i'm in doubt. after two days of work i'm starting to think that i should have created a new node type for my module. for now i think that in fact the best approach would be to create two node types - one for the contest itself and the other for contest entries that relate to certain contest nodes.

I note the excellent cPanel module for automating the creation of mailboxes through cPanel.

Does anyone have any idea if this has been done or could be done for hsphere (a different control panel provided by some webhosts)?