Hi all,

I have updated RSForm!Pro to 1.3.0 rev 30 and I saw in the Changelog that you can customize the continue button now by doing the following:

Version 1.3.0
13.08.2010 - Rev 31

* Added - The continue button can now be modified through the $continueButton variable in "Script called after form has been processed"

I am not quite sure how this will work as what I have tried didn't have any effect.

I was trying the following:
1. Open form
2. Open Script page
3. Scroll down to section "Script called after form has been processed"
4. Typed into the box: $continueButton="Siguiente";
5. Saved the form

Unfortunately nothing changed, the Continue Button still has the writing continue on it. Altogether I am using three forms for english, spanish and german. I copied the english form twice and changed the fields and Emails to spanish and german. Could this be the problem? Can I only change it to one language?

Any help or idea is more then welcome.

Thank you

I too am trying to change the continue button via the $continueButton variable. All I want to do is style it to my template as it has a custom button css.

I was able to edit the css of the button as well as the caption of it. You have to reassign the $continueButton variable to what you want it to do. In my case I wanted to change the css of the button to the css class called "formbutton."

In the "Script called after form has been processed" section I inputed this code:

$continueButton = <<<_END
<input type="button" class="formbutton" name="continue" value="Continue" onclick="document.location='index.php?option=com_rsform&Itemid=12';">
_END;

The key is assigning the variable $continueButton to what you want it to be, but you have to do so with server side code or PHP. So I used an <<<_END tag to output HTML from the PHP code. Then assigned the button new properties(class="button" value="Continue" etc..).

Now when the continue button is loaded it assigns it the class of "formbutton" and it all looks good.

In your case holger.grau, I would try the following:


$continueButton = <<<_END
<input type="button" name="continue" value="Siguiente" onclick="document.location='PUT YOUR REDIRECT PAGE HERE';">
_END;

Let me know how it goes.

Hello,

The best method to change the label of the continue button is to modify the language file for that particular translation. For example in order to translate the continue button for the spanish language please try going to language/es-ES/ and edit the es-ES.com_rsform.ini file. Just search for:

RSFP_THANKYOU_BUTTON=<br/><input type="button" name="continue" value="Continue" onclick="%s"/>

...and translate the value.

It's now just "Continue", and can be done with language override in backend. ("onclick" doesn't work there)