Mystery Search Button Text

[rstevenson]

Hi,

On this site we have the header search feature in operation, just below the logo on the right. We want to change the button text from "Go" to "Search". Easy, right? Just go to the proper defines file and change it.

But the proper defines file already says "Search". And so does any conceivable alternate define that I can find. So it has to be hard-coded in somewhere -- but where? I've tried the search in admin, looking for define('HEADER_SEARCH_BUTTON','Go'); and got nothing. Any idea where it's coming from?

ZC 1.3.9h
SexyPink template (Don't worry, it's not an adult site.)

From includes/languages/English/header.php
define('HEADER_SEARCH_BUTTON','Search');
define('HEADER_SEARCH_DEFAULT_TEXT', 'Enter search terms here');

From includes/languages/English/SexyPink/header.php
define('HEADER_SEARCH_BUTTON','Search');
define('HEADER_SEARCH_DEFAULT_TEXT', 'Enter search terms here');

Incidentally, that last location, the header.php file in the override folder, is actually working. If I leave the 'Tagline' define in, Tagline appears on the page overlapping the logo. When I set it back to just '', it disappears from the page. So the file is being recognized and used by ZC. But obviously the search defines are not being used. That's the real puzzle.

Rob

[keneso]

Have you checked the
templates/custom/sideboxes/tpl_search_header ?

SexyPink??
It's kinda brown!! ;)

[Ajeh]

Try a search in the Tools ... Developers Tool Kit ... on the word:
'go'

Or search on:
Go

and select case sensative ... and see what comes up ...

[rstevenson]

I tried looking in templates/SexyPink/sideboxes/tpl_search_header but there isn't an override of that file there. So it's using the one in template_default, and the text is not defined there, nor is it hard-coded into that file.

Searched in DTK for "Go" and found lots of odds and ends, but no "Go" in anything governing the search box. Interestingly but irrelevantly it found "Go away gooberbrain :-P" in admin/includes/languages/english/password_forgotten.php!

Rob

[Ajeh]

Go to the Developers Tool Kit ... and in the bottom input box enter:
Go

click the case sensative and select the Catalog ... then click Search ... what comes up?

[keneso]

Try searching for one of the following
cssButton
button_search
value="go"

[rstevenson]

Go to the Developers Tool Kit ... and in the bottom input box enter:
Go
click the case sensative and select the Catalog ... then click Search ... what comes up?

Searched in DTK for "Go" and found lots of odds and ends, but no "Go" in anything governing the search box. Interestingly but irrelevantly it found "Go away gooberbrain :-P" in admin/includes/languages/english/password_forgotten.php!

Rob

PS
Whenever I say I searched for "Go" it means I searched for Go without the quotes

[rstevenson]

Try searching for one of the following
cssButton
button_search
value="go"

cssButton: found some stuff in includes/functions/html_output.php but no "Go"

button_search: found a define in includes/languages/english/button_names.php but it said "Search"

value="go": nothing found

Rob

[stevesh]

It's in includes/languages/english/YOUR_TEMPLATE/header.php.

[rstevenson]

It's in includes/languages/english/YOUR_TEMPLATE/header.php.

In a perfect world, yes, but

But as I said up at the beginning of the thread, what's in there is...

define('HEADER_SEARCH_BUTTON','Search');
define('HEADER_SEARCH_DEFAULT_TEXT', 'Enter search terms here');

And as you can see, neither of those defines are having an effect on the site.

Rob