By qinqiu on

dear all

Heard that function with module_action name convention can be used to generate form,
such as user_login() can be used to define a user-login form, then the form id is user_login,then
theme file can be user_login.tpl.php and theme_user_login, and more that the tpl.php file has higher privilige over theme function. am i right?

then how about hook_form, where is the form id and how it is rendered to be html element we see from website page?

regards.
thanks a lot for your help.
God bless you all.

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stefan lehmann’s picture

stefan lehmann
Primary language German
Location Hobart
commented

Have a look here: http://drupal.org/node/1043838

specifically here: http://drupal.org/node/1702548

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qinqiu commented

thank i will go for it

iainp999’s picture

iainp999 commented

In addition to the links already posted, you may afterwards want to read up on overriding themable output

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qinqiu commented

thanks for your additional reference

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iainp999 commented

No problem, good luck!

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qinqiu commented

dear i found a contradiction from http://drupal.org/node/173880

If your theme implements both a theme function and a
template for a given hook, the theme function will always be used.

and

Creating a file named "user-signature.tpl.php" will tell Drupal that the hook is
now a template after clearing the registry. Any content in this file will now take the place
of the function.

is a challenging problem to you?

thanks for help.
thanks