Module development and code questions

Hi,

I am using acid with nifftyconners, The images are being uploaded fine etc.

The problem I am having is that when I view the image the image is to big for the theme. I have looked at the css and tired to make the image smaller on the page but cannot find away around this, Has anyone had this problem with images.

Many Thanks

Chris.

guys,

db_query ignores brackets {}. i tried to put CONVERT( '{test}' USING utf8 ) but didnt worked. PHPmyadmin executes the same statement normally.

what should i do?

massa

hi i need to know where to direct users (of my website www.dazzzling.net) to apply to create a new account to post in forums and blogs.
where do i direct such 1st time users?
thanks,
Gaurav

I have a big need for a CCK autocompletion widget... One that makes me create a text field that will be autocompleted when a users create a new node and fills in the field.

And i've seen that I am not the only one, but I can't find an appropriate solution.
Is there anyone who developed such a widget?
Or is there anyone who tried and gave up due to some problems?

I don't to seem this feature being requested in the cck request.

Can someone enlighten me in this matter? Work arrounds, tips, solutions?

thanks!
Tom

I have a problem Video Module wont keep a html code in HTML object parameters, I'm trying to add "
" but it only parts of it

Any hints ?

I'm trying to customize the flowplayer for flv playback. Need a better skin!

Thomas

Hi, I got a bit carried away today, and went from having a couple of issues with the aggregator service and the rss feed from last.fm to producing a module that will display any of the different xml lists from last.fm in a block.

It's all set up as a module, and I've just succesfully installed it on my live site. But I was wondering about making this available as a module for anyone to use? Do I need a cvs account before anything else? I've based my work off some other code, which isn't under GPL, but which the author has stated people are free to adapt and modify.