Module Weight and Overriding Menu Items in Drupal 5
27 Aug, 2009
Module weights sometimes come into play when you’re trying to override certain aspects of the core or other modules. If you look in the Drupal database’s system table you’ll notice a field called weight - this is what determines the order in which all of the installed modules’ hooks will get called during a page request.
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