Module development and code questions

I just installed the latest CVS of the Category module and when i go to: Add Container at the top of the page it says:

user warning: Table 'sittingo_drpl1.view_view' doesn't exist query: SELECT vid, description FROM view_view ORDER BY description in /home/sittingo/public_html/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 120.

Even with this warning I can add a container and go about my normal business (even though im still trying to figure out how to get everything setup the way I want it)

what is the problem and how do I fix it?

thanks!

How can I put some inline fields for instance for address CITY, STREET, ZIP?

Is it possible with hook form?

could some one to provide an example or to give me an hint please?

Thanks a lot

luca

I'm not able or maybe I didn't get the way, to give size and other features to my form fields. I use #size and #maxlenght but after in the html they are different from mine.
Here my form code

I wonder what might be the best module to document K.O.-Tournaments on a website. Could this be done with the CCK?

On the top level there could be one or more tournaments.
A tournaments consists of rounds.
A round consists of matches.
A match consists of two players and a result.
A Player is a custom node with a name and a picture.

So you might be able to filter your tournament by rounds, follow the match history of a certain player and so on. Is this possible with a module out there? Is the CCK module suitable for this?

Hello.
Is it possible to set up a block from the image module that displays the latest image from a specific gallery? I thought this would be possible by editing my SQL statments, but I have not been able to get it to work. Thanks for any help.

So after some pretty smooth sailing and a great learning curve I am almost ready to deploy my first Drupal site. All things considered this has been a great experience and I really love the software. That being said, I'm having a few issues that are probably insanely easy, but I just can't wrap my mind around them.