By mortendk on

I dont know if this is uncharted terrotory an error i have spotted or im just have got it totally wrong?
If you go use a general theme overwrite for the theme_radios function (phptemplate_radios() or THEMENAME_radios())
It all work nice. But if I have a specific form where theres a need to change the html output of the radio & radios it becomes a little strange:

look at the vote form:
i create a overwrite in my template.php

function THEME_poll_view_voting($form){
  $content = '';
  
  $form['choice']['#theme'] = "radios_poll";

  $cnt = count($form['choice']['#options']);
   for ($i=0; $i < $cnt ; $i++) { 
     $form['choice'][$i]['#theme']= "radio_poll";
   }

  $content .= drupal_render($form);
  return $content;

offcourse I got the 2 custom theme functions:

function theme_radio_poll($element){
  //....
}

function theme_radios_poll($element){
  //....
}

if i dont call a specielt function for the $form['choice'] then the return type is "radios"
But when its run through my custom function ( $form['choice']['#theme'] = "radios_poll";) i get "markup" from the function. why?

If I copy the exact function from theme_radios i still get a different output. than from the "theme_radios()"
It look like it dosnt get the $element['#children'] send to the theme_radios_poll()

so eem does anybody have a good idea?
/morten.dk

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