The final checkout button which submits & charges *should* say "submit..." NOT "continue;" this is poor usability.
Submitting issue on d.o. queue now; until resolved, the above will do.
P.S. What's with the stupid captcha when I'm a logged in user? Sheesh, do I have to fill in a captcha to post on d.o.? Why does every little elf feel they have to re-invent the wheel?
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hook_form_alter()
You'd use hook_form_alter(), I think, in a site module (custom).
Here's a little code for
Here's a little code for anyone new to altering forms ; )
function YOUR_MODULE_commerce_checkout_page_info_alter(&$checkout_pages) {
$checkout_pages['review']['submit_value'] = 'Submit Order';
}
Change Submit Order to whatever you'd like.
Thanks a lot!
I just needed this and thought 3 minutes ago, that it would be hard to find ... :-)
I would add a t
$checkout_pages['review']['submit_value'] = t('Submit Order');
Michael
Bad Usability...
The final checkout button which submits & charges *should* say "submit..." NOT "continue;" this is poor usability.
Submitting issue on d.o. queue now; until resolved, the above will do.
P.S. What's with the stupid captcha when I'm a logged in user? Sheesh, do I have to fill in a captcha to post on d.o.? Why does every little elf feel they have to re-invent the wheel?
Captcha is pretty simple
We give logged in users a lot of privileges. Some create accounts and immediately spam. Even with this captcha.
I turned off Mollom because it was randomly blocking people from posting. So now this is the simplest (but relatively effective) technique I have.
I would prefer not to be referred to as "every little elf". Maybe you could edit that out. We're all trying to do as well as we can.
Hole
Definitely a first class A-hole.