I am trying to organize my theme folder, which has node theming overrides for dozens of views. Basically I have two different styles and I want them all to look the same, more or less.
Is there a way in template.php that I can do this? And what is the best way?
I tried this code in my theme's hook_preprocess_node function:
switch($vars['view']->name) {
case 'taxonomy_term' :
switch($vars['view']->current_display) {
case 'page' :
array_push($vars['template_files'], 'list-view');
default :
break;
}
break;
default :
break;
}
And when I look in theme developer, I can see the list-view.tpl.php file there, but its not actually using that file from my theme directory. What am I missing?
As you can see in theme() Drupal will only actually use a template if it exists according to drupal_discover_template().
You should try to figure out if that is the case.
drupal_discover_template() returns for vairious template calls. Can it find it? If not:
drupal_discover_template() to find out where Drupal thinks it no longer is a template. My gut-feeling says that it is due to subdirectories where the template files reside, but which you have not added to the template_files variable: views/lists/some_list.tpl.php is not the same as some_list.tpl.php.