I use Drupal 4.6.5 with the latest e-commerce module. What I would need is to add a list of values to some products, which could be cosen by the user. Example: Waist sizes in a dropdown list for a belt, or color options bo chhose from. I don't find it to be convenient to create diffeent product for a different waist size.
I would like to give my customer access to one of the settings pages for a custom module I created (called mlsfeed). Even if I remove if (!user_access('access administration pages')) {return message_access(); } from the settings page, however, it still will not give access to anyone but an administrator. I've tried creating my own permission string and checking against that instead of "access administration pages" but it doesn't work. How can I make this work?
I am still working in Drupal 4.6 (*gasp*) and am relatively new to the whole concept, but wanted to create a module that I think will be useful for me, and hopefully others. However, I am having trouble getting the links to call the proper functions. Instead of calling the functions within "hook_menu", the hook_link entries are attempting to load the url specified. I may be wrong in my assumption of hook_menu, and hopefully someone can set me on the right path.