Line 351 of uc_addresses.module says:
t('Click !here to manage your saved addresses.',
First, this is Click Here Syndrome: you should never use the words "click here" in a website but make the actual description act as a link instead. Second, how are we supposed to localize this? :-)
Drupal.org, in the documentation accompanying t(), has clear descriptions of how to specify links. Please, follow those guidelines. In this particular case:
t('Edit your <a href="@saved-address">saved addresses</a>.', array('@saved-address' => ...))
Comments
Comment #1
megachrizYou are absolutely right. In fact, I'm not happy about this line either. I shall change it in the code when I get a chance.
About your localize question: the string can already be translated. See #1080092: !here translation on page /cart/checkout nowhere to find for more discussion on this subject.
Comment #2
megachrizFixed in 6.x-1.x-dev.
I have changed the string into
"Go to your <a href="@address-book">address book</a> to manage your saved addresses.".Comment #3
djg_tram commentedThanks, perfect. :-)