Why do you have print_r() around your drupal render? print_r is to pretty print things like objects and arrays.
Alan
Matt Funk wrote:
Hi,
i am somewhat new to drupal and so this is probably a trivial problem. I am playing around with theming (i.e. trying to learn how to).
Anyway, on my site i have the loggintoboggan module enabled and i would like to change the appearance of the login block. Currently the block simply displays the login/register link. I did not want to touch the module so i thought i'd override the function. This is what i did:
- i looked at loggintoboggan.module and found the 'user_login_block' case
- in my template.php i added: function phptemplate_user_login_block($form) { return _phptemplate_callback('user_login_block', array('form' => $form)); }
- i created user_login_block.tpl.php which contains:
<h1> SOMETHING </h1> <?php print "<pre>"; print_r(array_values($form)); print"</pre>"; print_r(drupal_render($form)); ?>
The 'SOMETHING' is displayed properly as well as the printing of the array_values. However, the call to drupal_render(...) does not seem to do ANYTHING.
What am i doing wrong? I am using drupal 5.0.
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