Module development and code questions

I have finished a module for users to bookmark pages they want to keep track of, but am not quite sure how to go about submitting it. Can anyone help?

Note: I noticed, after completing this module, that there is a similar module already available. The difference between the two modules is that the one I created is less block based and populates the $links of a page and is integrated with the profile. I'm not sure of the communities rules on dual submissions.

Mike of Sighing Sage

Can anyone see any reason that changing the field 'type' in the node table from length of 16 to 30 would cause a problem?

I did it in a test environment and it seems fine.

I am creating a module with sub nodes and it is getting cut off when I enter nodes.

cheers,
alynner

I'm using Drupal's autocomplete feature on a textbox and the lookup is working just fine. What I'd like to do is tweak the UI presentation so that it works more like Google Suggest where the top suggestion is automatically placed inside the text box (and the characters that haven't actually been typed are automatically selected). For most end-users, I think this is going to be more intuitive than Drupal's default implementation (where the textbox isn't modified) as I don't see the typical Web user knowing that they can use the down arrow to select from the autocomplete list.

Pretty much the title says it all, I have been trying to make a digg like site, like a few on this site, but the last piece of the puzzle is the widget, I can have people vote but it still uses the image with the arrow.

I took away the CSS for the images and even took away the Javascript to disable the voting down. But I am stuck on this one line. I need it to just have a link instead of the image to enable voting.

For people who are allowed to vote it says Digg it and after a person has voted then it says dugg.

By default the "Who's New?" block displays new users by username. Is there a way to pull the user's real name from their profile to display in this block rather than their username? I'm sure it only involves a tweak of the SQL in users.module, but I'm a total SQL ID10T.

I am talking about having separate folders for each user account within which there would be separate folders for files, images, audio and video. Something like: