DRUPAL6 module Template Rewrite

According to Drupal official website http://drupal.org/node/350634 article.

The custom user login, registration and password reset pages are simple, with the following steps:

Step one: In the folder where the theme is located, edit the template.php file, look for a function named Yourtheme_theme (Yourtheme refers to the name of the theme you use), and make the following modifications:

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/** * Registers overrides for VA rious functions. * * In this case, overrides three user functions */function Yourtheme_theme () {   return array (  & nbsp;  ' user_login ' = = Array (       ' template ' = ' user-login ',         ' arguments ' = = Array (' form ' = NULL),     ),    & nbsp ' User_register ' = = Array (       ' template ' = ' user-register ',         ' arguments ' = = Array (' form ' = NULL),     ),    & nbsp ' User_pass ' = Array (       ' template ' = ' user-pass ',     & nbsp;  ' arguments ' = = Array (' form ' = NULL),     ),   ); }

Attention:

Replace ' Yourtheme ' with your theme name

Three pages can use the same template, three templates are used in this column (User-login, User-register, and User-pass)

The name of the template uses dashes, not underscores

Attention is user-pass, not user-password.

Step Two:

Next, write three preprocessing functions, as follows:

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Function Yourtheme_preprocess_user_login (& $variables) {$variables [' intro_text '] = t (' This is my awesome Logi    n Form '); $variables [' rendered '] = Drupal_render ($variables [' form ']); } function Yourtheme_preprocess_user_register (& $variables) {$variables [' intro_text '] = t (' This is my sup    Er awesome reg form '); $variables [' rendered '] = Drupal_render ($variables [' form ']); } function Yourtheme_preprocess_user_pass (& $variables) {$variables [' intro_text '] = t (' This is my super A    Wesome insane Password form '); $variables [' rendered '] = Drupal_render ($variables [' form ']); }

Attention:

Replace ' Yourtheme ' with your theme name

The text content of the variable $variables[' Intro_text ' in the array $variables is passed through $intro_text to the page

Step three: Create template files user-login.tpl.php and user-register.tpl.php to correspond to the ' template ' defined above and add code to this file:

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<p><?php print $intro _text,?></p> <div class = "My-form-wrapper" > <?php print $render Ed;?> </div>

Step four: Save the file and empty the cache