Using CSS Buttons - still seeing "Update cart" gif

[Randolph Hoppe]

Upgraded from 1.2.4.1 to 1.3.6

Is there something in $buttonUpdate in header_php.php that's causing this? Or is it in tpl_shopping_cart_default.php?

Doesn't matter what I choose in Config | Stock | Show Shopping Cart - Update Cart Button Location.

"Continue Shopping" and "Checkout" are just fine.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

- Rand

[paulm]

It's probably because the alt text is very long for that button (and the Zen css buttons automaticly are disabled for long alt texts).

[Kim]

The update "button" was changed to an "icon" and therefore removed from the CSS buttons functionality completely.

[paulm]

Strange, I got a quite fresh 1.3.6 install and the /includes/templates/template_default/buttons/english/button_update_cart.gif is still being used somehow.

The only icon I see on that page is: /includes/templates/template_default/images/icons/small_delete.gif

[paulm]

The only icon I see on that page is: /includes/templates/template_default/images/icons/small_delete.gif

Sorry that is not true, the language flags are icons too.

[Kim]

hhmm... appears that something that should have happened hasn't. Sorry.

[Randolph Hoppe]

Thanks all! So I _must_ use gifs/jpgs/pngs for "update cart" and "delete"?

- Rand

[paulm]

Thx for telling Kim, I already wondered if I had changed something without remembering (which happens more often than I like).

@Rand:
at this moment (v1.3.6) delete is an icon and is not handled by the css buttons function. The update_cart is a gif button and is handled by the css buttons function, but it will probably change to an icon in the next Zen version.

Why the update_cart shows a gif button now is the long alt text (see my first reply).

[Randolph Hoppe]

Thank you paulm, my update cart button is now as I would like it.

Just curious, why the separation of update cart and delete out of the CSS buttons function?

- Rand

[paulm]

Just curious, why the separation of update cart and delete out of the CSS buttons function?

I was wondering about that too, I would rather keep it the way it was. Now it's easy to switch beween image button and CSS button, but if it's an icon a code change will be needed to do the same.

No big deal of corse, but I only a disadvatage and no advantage.