I have attached a ptch that allows other modules to add service_links. This is the preferred "Drupal way" rather than the module designers suggestion to edit his module code.

an example of my own module adding a hook lokos like:

// add Service Links - using our custmm added hook
function umga_service_links_links ($links, $url, $title, $nodelink) {
    
    // Permalink
    $links['service_links_permalink'] = theme('service_links_build_link', t('Permalink'), urldecode($url), t('Permalink to this page.'), '', $nodelink);

    return $links;
}
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#3 add_hook_01.patch841 bytessanduhrs
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vesapalmu commented
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Works for me. I did some testing to make sure everything still works and this will now be published to a production site.

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This makes a lot more sense, than hacking the module itself.
If I just apply the patch, all links disappear, until i add at least one new link via hook_service_links_links().

Added a patch to fix that.

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Trasherk commented

add_hook_01.patch wurde hinzugefügt und nun funktioniert es thx :)

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wayland76 commented

I'd suggest that resolving this bug:

http://drupal.org/node/253758

...would also fix these problems, and in a more flexible way.

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There's an older issue about exactly the same thing here: #185642: Hook to define service links
Let's move over there.