I'm trying to get my head around Drupal theming...

I have a tagadelic block with links of users' interests. I click on a link (eg surfing) and it shows a list of user profiles who like to surf.

How to I theme the user profile list? I tried copying node.tpl.php to profile-node.tpl.php but off course that changes the profile node page view as well.

To recap, I want to theme a user profile as a summary to show in taxonomy and search lists.

Any help please?

Thanks,

Steve

Problem:

I have links within my content with URLs such as:

/bible/book/john/3/16
/bible/book/genesis/1/2/3/4
etc

No actual nodes exist for any of these URLs, so what I need is a "catch all" mechanism that handles a path with the following regular expression:

/bible/book/(w+)/(d+)?/(d+)?/(d+)?/(d+)?

The process would then load the appropriate bible content based on the parameters in the URL.

Does any module exist that can do this, or what would I have to do to make it work?

Thanks,

Steve

Hi,

I've created a few custom user profile fields using the Content Profile module.

In my theme file I can view the new fields using the following code:

Now, I could access each field like this:

But is this the "correct" way of getting the field value? Is there a standard/best practice way to do this?

Thanks,

Steve

I'm a relative newbie to Drupal.

I'm trying to create a custom user profile template. I've added the Content Profile module and created a few new fields (first name, last name, etc..). Next, I created a user-profile.tpl.php template, the problem now is figuring out how to access the custom fields within this template.

Doing a var_dump($user); or var_dump($account); does not reveal these custom fields.

So, how do I access these fields?

Thanks,

Steve