By yangke on

I created a node type module. Now i want to theme the edit form of this new content type.

I added this hook_theme to my template.php:

<?php
/**
 * Implementation of HOOK_theme(). To make more forms themable, add them to the array.
 */
function mytheme_theme(){  //mytheme is the name of the theme i'm using (a zen subtheme)
  return array(
    'sheet_node_form' => array(  // i want to theme the sheet_node_form (sheet is a node module)
      'arguments' => array('form' => NULL),
      'template' => 'node-sheet-edit', 
	),  
    'error_node_form' => array(     // i already themed the error_node_form (error is a CCK content type)
      'arguments' => array('form' => NULL),
      'template' => 'node-error-edit',
    ),
  );
}
?>

I have node-sheet-edit.tpl.php and node-error-edit.tpl.php in my mytheme folder.
I emptied the cache.
However both the error content types and the sheet content types are using the same template file (the one from error).
I tried switching orders in the array, but it's still using the error template
I think it's a syntax thing, but i don't see it.
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Here's the node-sheet-edit.tpl.php

<?php
/* assign the buttons to a variable, otherwise they get lost */
$buttons = drupal_render($form['buttons']);
/* some very good information is available at http://drupal.org/node/601646 */

print("SHEET FORM: Adjust the layout of this form using node-sheet-edit.tpl.php in the philipstheme folder");

print drupal_render($form);

/* place the buttons at the bottom */
print $buttons;
?>

This has to be edited ofcourse. The node-edit-edit.tpl.php is the same but it prints ERROR FORM: blablabla..

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