Again, String Overrides module already does this and does it well. It doesn't need to go in Util or anywhere else.
On 1/24/10, James Benstead <[email protected]> wrote: > 2010/1/24 Domenic Santangelo <[email protected]> > >> You can still change on-the-fly strings. Just look at what's inside t() >> for >> a clue as to what to override. >> >> t('@type %title has been created.', $t_args) >> >> override "'@type %title has been created." to whatever. >> > > I never knew that - that's really useful! However, I still think writing an > addition to the Utility module that will do this through the GUI would be > useful for site builders who would never see this code. I'd best get > cracking... > > >> >> -D >> >> >> On Jan 24, 2010, at 3:13 PM, James Benstead wrote: >> >> I really don't think String Overrides does do this - at least, I've never >> been able to get it to change this particular string, I think because it's >> generated on the fly. >> >> On 24 January 2010 21:03, Darth Clue <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> Jim, >>> >>> String Overrides ( http://drupal.org/project/stringoverrides ) will do >>> that. I don't recall if it has token support. >>> >>> Jonathan >>> >>> >>> James Benstead wrote: >>> >>>> Currently the message that is shown to a user when a node is created - >>>> @type %title has been created. - seems to be hardcoded into node.module. >>>> I've just helped someone on IRC change this, but it's quite a >>>> long-winded >>>> process. Would a module be welcome? It would unset the message set on >>>> line >>>> 463 of node.pages.inc, and allow the user to set their own message on a >>>> per-nodetype basis. Integrated with Token and CCK. >>>> >>>> --Jim >>>> -- >>>> My IM and Skype details are at http://state68.com/contact. >>>> -- >>>> At some point I'll probably tell you to buy The Borrible Trilogy. >>>> The simplest way to shut me up is to buy it now - search Amazon. >>>> >>> >>> >> >> > -- Dave Reid [email protected]
