I use the trackback module for my formal articles and essays. I looks a bit unprofessional when the trackback module is classifying my work a "post", for example:
http://www.technologyandchange.com/articles/china-s-attack-on-the-blogos...
Instead of saying:
"Trackback URL for this post:"
Consider instead:
"Trackback" or "Trackback URL"
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #5 | trackback_6.patch | 904 bytes | Uwe Hermann |
Comments
Comment #1
Uwe Hermann commentedHint: You can change that using the locale-module (it's in Drupal core) by "translating" the string...
Comment #2
tostinni commentedFeel free to change this :
1. open tracback module
2. look for this line in
trackback_nodeapifunction3. change the sentence by whatever you want.
Maybe a bugger patch could be commited to allow user to change this in the settings, but I'm not sure.
And personnaly, I don't feel that the "post" word deprecate your work. Users will see the content of your ... let's say node :D and appreciate it. Nice site BTW
Comment #3
tostinni commentedYou beat me Uwe, I thought about this change, but I don't feel confident with "translating" this kind of strings and changing the whole site language.
Well, you can answer me that modifying code...
Comment #4
ankur commentedIs this issue still outstanding? It's a two-word change that can be done by other means on a live site. If anyone wants to see "Trackback URL for this post" changed to "Trackback URL", speak now or forever hold your peace... where now means in the next 2 or 3 days.
-Ankur
Comment #5
Uwe Hermann commentedOh well, so lets change it. Why not... Patch attached.
Comment #6
zorac commentedThis feature was solved by theme_trackback_url function.
Comment #7
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