I tried for some time and never got it to work. Can customise pretty much everything else about the button, but I could never get the value to stick, or without it throwing errors..
Thanks Matt. I'm contemplating writing some Javascript to try to change the value but I don't even know if that will work right. And it feels pretty hacky and inelegant.
I agree, the best I was able to come up with were things like the below. So I can customise the look and feel, but after spending 3 hours on the wording.. I just gave up!
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Well...if anyone knows a better way to do this, please let me know, but if you add a script that modifies the id attribute of each after the macro has rendered, it will change the text of that button.
I used jQuery .val i.e.:
<script> $("#QV_SubmitAccept").val("Click to Accept Proposal"); $("#QV_SubmitComment").val("Submit your Question"); $("#QV_SubmitOptions").val("Update Total") </script>
*Modify the value attribute of each id --
Guess I can't update posts? Only a delete option.
Hi Steve -
Yes, a javascript is the only way to change these currently such as you have done or for example
CLICK TO ACCEPT:
<script type="text/javascript">
var elem = document.getElementById("QV_SubmitAccept");
elem.value = "TEXTE SUR LE BOUTON";
</script>
UPDATE:
<script type="text/javascript">
var elem = document.getElementById("QV_SubmitOptions");
elem.value = "TEXTE SUR LE BOUTON";
</script>
SUBMIT:
<script type="text/javascript">
var elem = document.getElementById("QV_SubmitComment");
elem.value = "TEXTE SUR LE BOUTON";
</script>
Thanks for confirming, Cat.
Steven Ormosi
Maybe I'm missing something here, but is there a simple way to modify the text of the "Update" ([QV_SubmitOptions]), "Click to Accept" ([QV_SubmitAccept]) and "Submit" ([QV_SubmitComment]) buttons in QuoteValet quotes? I tried adding a value attribute to the macros in the source html (in the same way that you can add class attributes), but it didn't seem to work.