Hi Radek Did change name in theme function to 'yourtheme' name it will be function yourthemename_theme()..... and later function yourthemename_contact_site_form($variables) {....
I only had problems with hide($variables['form']['subject']); drupal reported it as mandatory.
And ALWAYS clear chache ( even twice ). It doesn't matter Linux or Windows as far as http server is set up corectly
On Mon, Sep 24, 2012 at 10:49 AM, Radek mtrener@gmail.com wrote:
the code below doesn't seem to work. I've copied it from DGD7 book for learning purposes. I placed it in template.php in my custom theme directory, but nothing changes to the contact-site-form. I'm working on Linux (Ubuntu). I don't understand what's wrong either with the code or approach.
<?php /**
- Implements hook_theme().
*/ function dgd7_theme() { return array( 'contact_site_form' => array( 'render element' => 'form', ), ); }
/**
- Implements theme_forms_contact_site_form().
*/ function dgd7_contact_site_form($variables) { // Hide the subject field. It's not required. hide($variables['form']['subject']); // Change the labels of the "name" and "mail" textfields. $variables['form']['name']['#title'] = t('Name'); $variables['form']['mail']['#title'] = t('E-mail'); // Create output any way you want. $output = '<div class="something">'; $output .= '<p class="note">'. t("We'd love hear from you. Expect to hear back from us in 1-2 business days.") .'</p>'; $output .= render($variables['form']['name']); $output .= render($variables['form']['mail']); $output .= '</div>'; // Be sure to include a rendered version of the remaining form items. $output .= drupal_render_children($variables['form']); // Return the output. return $output; }
Mark_owsky
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