By fivehimself on

I've a custom phptemplate_links() function in my template.php. It's no problem to call this one, and it works like a charm.

But now I'm writing a new function combining a lot of seperate function output and style.

Is it possible to call the themed phptemplate_links() function in a second function?

I've tried adding it to the output:

$output .= theme('links', $primary_links, array('class' => 'links primary-links'))
return $output;
$output .= theme('links', $primary_links)
return $output;

But this won't work and returns nothing...

Is there a way to call functions inside functions, or am I barking up the wrong tree here?

Hope someone can help me in to the right direction.

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Jeff Burnz commented

What are you trying to do? Focus on that rather than what you have done, it makes it easier for use to understand the issue.

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fivehimself commented

I'm trying to write a function that includes not only some static links I hard coded into the function, but also a list of Primary and Secondary links.