By sonofmarx on

Hello,

I'm pretty new to Drupal. I've only recently started messing around with it to try and build a few projects. I messed around with it during version 5, found it too complicated, and abandoned it.

Unfortunately, I think it has a lot of power I want and need. Plus, it will save me many many many more hours of PHP tom-foolery.

I am not new to the world of web programming or designing but... I'm completely confused.

I have spent quite a lot of time trying to understand the theme hook overide idea and I feel that the documentation is relatively unhelpful. Sorry.

Here's what I want to accomplish:

Currently, the theme_links at the bottom of my nodes says - 3 comments

I want it to say - View All 3 Comments

I have hunted around through the documentation and I it makes my head spin. I don't even know where to begin to make what (in my mind) seems like a simple change. Maybe I'm an idiot.

Thanks for you help.

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Jeff Burnz’s picture

Jeff Burnz commented

I can tell you the 5 minute solution to this is http://drupal.org/project/stringoverrides

I.e.

Original from comment_link: @count new comments
New string: View all @count new comments

format_plural is called by t(), so even though at first glance it doesnt look like those are translatable strings, they are.

Try the module, it works great.

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ktleow commented

I believe this module is able to do that too, Custom Links.

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sonofmarx commented

Thanks for your help...

I looked around like a madman and found no solutions...

and then, as per usual I found string overide about 10 min after I posted this.

Thanks again for your help though.