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I've inherited a custom Drupal 7 theme with many template files. I'm sure lots of them aren't actually used by the website, and were part of the testing process.

Is there a method to list which .tpl.php files are being used in the website, or for a particular page?

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  • Take a look at Theme Developer. Don't know how much a help it'll be, but possibly at least a bit.
    – Mołot
    Nov 19, 2014 at 15:50

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Just print the theme hook suggestion variable in any preprocess function in template.php

print_r($variables['theme_hook_suggestions']);

If you use the Devel module then 

dpm($variables['theme_hook_suggestions']);
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  • That doesn't list theme files in use.
    – articroll31
    Nov 19, 2014 at 16:58
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I don't know if its 'right' because I'm new to Drupal, but I also inherited a Drupal site and I had the same problem. I'm using custom Google Analytics events to track what URLs load certain things. For example, every time a view is loaded it fires a custom GA event with the view's machine name and URL. A few weeks later I can see exactly what views are used and where.

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