you can use #theme property for the form that you add. again you should implement a function named theme_(value of #theme). using form_alter hook you can define theme functions for any part of the user edit form. On 9/26/06, Dave Cohen <drupal@dave-cohen.com> wrote:
Question about displaying form fields in a table. I've read some documentation <http://drupal.org/node/47582>. The solution described there involves defining a theme function named after the form_id.
In my case, the form is a category in user edit pages. This means I don't have control over the form_id. It's 'user_edit', and the same form_id is used for all categories on the user edit pages.
So, while I could define theme_user_edit() to render my form as a table, I don't think that's the right way. Because while my module could do it, it would be incompatible with any other modules or themes that also define theme_user_edit().
Can anyone recommend a workaround or other way to render a table on the user edit pages?
Thanks,
-Dave