10/20/2011 01:16 by LindaRodrigues
Open the file server from the back-end of your website and scroll down until you see the file labeled "uc-cart.module".
Choose this file to make edits to the title of the module page. When you click on this file it will take you to a screen that shows the XML scripts for the Ubercart cart.
Scroll down to line 147 of the scripts where you should see " 'title' => t('Shopping cart')" and change the word "Shopping cart" to the new title.
Save the file and return to the file server.
Scroll until you see "template.php" and click on this file to open the script in a new window.
Find the term labeled "uc_cart_view_form" by clicking Ctrl+F (Apple Key + F for Mac users) and typing this into the form.
Add the following code directly below the uc_cart_view_form function:
""
Save the file and return to the back-end of your website. You have now changed the module but you still need to change the shopping cart block to render the changes fully.
In the domain search bar at the top of your browser type in "http://www.yourdomain.com//admin/build/block/configure/uc_cart/0". This will take you to a new page to edit the cart block.
Edit the fields labeled "Block Title" and "Cart Name" to the new title you want for your Ubercart cart.
Choose the save button at the bottom of the page. You can now go to the front-end of your website to view the changes and make edits as needed.
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