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String Overrides
Version:
6.x-1.7
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Miscellaneous
Priority:
Normal
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Support request
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Created:
13 Oct 2009 at 01:58 UTC
Updated:
7 Feb 2017 at 22:06 UTC
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Comment #1
ambientdrup commentedYeah I'm trying this to and it's not working for me. Must be something in the module that doesn't allow it to communicate with Ubercart strings? Any suggestions on fixing this?
-backdrifting
Comment #2
adamdicarlo commentedHaving the same issue, even though I'm grepping UberCart source to find exactly what the t() strings are to override them.
Does the module support overriding strings with @var and !var tags in them?
Comment #3
scott m. sanders commentedhttp://www.ubercart.org/forum/support/13317/changing_field_labels_and_ha...
Comment #4
drupal centric commentedSubscribed.
Comment #5
problue solutionsAlso having this problem.
Is there any other solution? I can't even find where I could hard code this.
Comment #6
adamdicarlo commentedMany of UberCart's (and UC contrib modules) strings are stored in Drupal variables. Install devel and use its variable editor to edit these messages.
(It's possible to override them with String Overrides if you set up the string override before installing/enabling the UC module in question, I think, too, but that's usually not very feasible.)
Comment #7
neilnz commentedThe strings to override are:
"List Price: "
"Cost: "
"Price: "
(note the colon and space need to be included)
This isn't an ideal way to do it though...
Comment #8
jedsmith13 commentedAs a note if you are using a WYSIWYG editor make sure it is not enabled for the String Overrides textareas. I ran into a problem with CKEditor modifying the original when I had the space after the colon.
Comment #9
docans commentedHas there been a solution for this. String overide does not seem to work with ubercart 7
Comment #10
Staler75 commentedsubscribe!
Comment #11
mariocantor commentedsuscribed
Comment #12
m.roma commentedSeems to work for some Ubercart texts, but not everything - for example, it does not work for changing the Ubercart status messages.
For example, instead of saying something was added to "your shopping cart" (the status message), and you wanted it to say "your basket" or some such thing, it does not work.
I should mention I am using the latest release of both this module and Ubercart in Drupal 7.