By sharrison on

My Apologies: My post probably should have gone into the Post Installation forum. But I only saw the notice about support questions after I submitted my forum post.

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I used CCK (6.x-2.9), Flag (6.x-1.3), and Views (6.x-2.12) to create a simple, interactive TO DO list.

Using Views, I filtered out my flag, and then exposed my Views filter.

My TO Do view generates an interface which allows me to view Active tasks (false), Inactive tasks (true), and Both active and inactive tasks (any) by selecting the exposed filter's "true," "false," and "any" handlers.

Everything's working perfectly, except for one thing.

I can't seem to change my exposed filter so that "true" reads "inactive," "false" reads "active," and "any" reads "both."

Is there any way to rename true, false, and any to inactive, false, and both?

Thanks,

Stan

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cclang’s picture

cclang commented

dizzy

sjugge’s picture

sjugge commented

If you're unable to do this wihin the views admin pages, you might want to have a look at the string overrides module if it's ok to override those words througout your entire Drupal installation.

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sharrison commented

Thank you for the excellent suggestion.

I can't find a way to override the string in views. And the string override module looks like it will do what I want.

So, that's a possible solution.

In the meantime, I'm wondering if there's a way to code an override to this string.

There must be, so I'll keep looking.

Stan

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sharrison commented

I just tried the String Override module, and it worked perfectly.

Thanks.

Stan

sjugge’s picture

sjugge commented

No worries, I know it's not the most elegant solution but I'm glad you managed to get it done with this workaround. Save you from a code-y headache ;)

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sharrison commented

I'm glad, too. Very glad.