Question

I have a statement in my template.php file that directs to a custom node-myccktype.tpl.php. I’ve added some DIV’s so that I can have a two column node/add form, but now I’m trying to find print my fields, but can’t seem to get it.

I’m basically using something like this:

<?php print form_render($form['field_sr_minutes']); ?>

which I came across on a Drupal Blog, but I get call to undefined function “form_render”

I am using the var_dump to get the the array below, how can I print my node title(subject) field without printing everything else? This way I can put each form field in the column I want Instead of the standard vertical drupal form.

Array
(
    [0] => Array
        (
            [#type] => textfield
            [#title] => Subject
            [#required] => 1
            [#default_value] => 
            [#maxlength] => 255
            [#weight] => -5
            [#post] => Array
                (
                )

            [#programmed] => 
            [#tree] => 
            [#parents] => Array
                (
                    [0] => title
                )

            [#array_parents] => Array
                (
                    [0] => title
                )

            [#processed] => 1
            [#description] => 
            [#attributes] => Array
                (
                )

            [#input] => 1
            [#size] => 60
            [#autocomplete_path] => 
            [#process] => Array
                (
                    [0] => form_expand_ahah
                )

            [#name] => title
            [#id] => edit-title
            [#value] => 
            [#defaults_loaded] => 1
            [#sorted] => 1
        )

Answer 1

Sorry. Because of your .tpl file name I thought that you were trying to theme a node view. For forms, the right function is not form_render but drupal_render. You can basically write things like echo drupal_render($form['field_sr_minutes']) . In the very end, remember to do a drupal_render($form) to render all the remaining things which you have not rendered by hand. This will be required to have the form working correctly.

Old Answer

The node.tpl.php and other content
type specific .tpl.php get passed the
full node object in $node. Try doing
a
drupal_set_message(print_r($node,TRUE))
on top of your tpl file. From that you
can figure out the exact path of the
values you need to print.

For example, title of the node will be
available in $node->title. However you
should be careful to always use
check_plain if you are going to
print user submitted values. For CCK
fields, you can find the already
filtered values in $node-><field
name>[0][view].