Where do I edit "{$form.buttons.html}"?

[mariagwyn]

I would like to edit the text that appears in the 'submit' button.  I thought it was in the tpl file, but it turns out the tpl file calls this little function: {$form.buttons.html}.  Where is this and where can I edit it? 

thanks,
Maria

[Yashodha Chaku]

Maria :
You might want to check the corresponding php file for changes in button text.

HTH
-Yashodha

[mariagwyn]

What is the corresponding file?  That is what I can't figure it out.  Lots of .tpl  files are listed, but if they have the buttons.html code in it, it looks just like the file in question.  I assume there is something somewhere that actually generates the html code specified in "buttons.html" but I can't find that file and am not even sure where to look.

[Yashodha Chaku]

On which form do you want to change the button text?

[mariagwyn]

it is in CRM/Event/Form/Registration/Register.tpl around line 139.  This is the code:

Code:

   <div id="crm-submit-buttons">
     {$form.buttons.html}
   </div>

[Yashodha Chaku]

You might want to change the name (Continue >>) to whatever string you want in CRM/Event/Form/Registration/Register.php
 

Code:

$this->addButtons(array(
                                    array ( 'type'      => 'upload',
                                            'name'      => ts('Continue >>'),
                                            'spacing'   => '&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;',
                                            'isDefault' => true,
                                            'js'        => $js ),
                                    )
                              );

HTH
-Yashodha

[xavier]

It would really be easier/nicer/more logical to have the array of buttons assigned to the template and let the template do its job of layouting the buttons instead of assigning an html blob.

Kyle, what do you think ?

(stupid question probably, but is it possible to include sub templates within the main and assigning variables ?

eg: {$forms.buttons} contains the array
being able to have something like:

{include "part/buttons.tpl"  buttons=$forms.buttons}

and part/buttons.tpl contains

{foreach button...
...

[mariagwyn]

I agree with Kyle, but in the meantime,

Yoshodha - are you saying I should replace the {$form...blob with the code you gave?  I am not a coder, so could you clarify the exact way to insert into the .tpl, with curly brackets and all?  I did insert it and it simply printed the code on the page.  Right place, but not exactly what I am looking for.

Thanks,
Maria