I installed Drupal 5.6 on my PC and got it set up the way I wanted, including my customised theme. I wanted to progress to 6.1 for my live site, but I have hit a snag: I am totally confused about the use of hook_theme().
We're looking to convert our website over to Drupal - we're currently in the stages of messing about with it, making sure it does exactly what we need it to do, etc..
Our website is a news website, and the majority of our content comes from various newswire services.
What I'm wondering is this: Is there a module available that will pull in all the content from the newswire's XML feed that will create a page, pull in all the text and the title, etc?
I'm currently having a problem with the _menu function of my module. I want one of the elements of my $items[] array (the array which _menu returns) to be listed with primary links.
'type' => MENU_NORMAL_ITEM
displays the link in the navigation section, not the primary links section. As a result, the link can only be seen by authenticated users. Is this behavior the result of a permissions issue, or is there simply a different constant I should assign to $items['type']?