Suggestion for comparison cart button display text
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durangod shared this idea 11 years ago
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In the comparison cart process, I noticed in 512 when i was going through the process that once you choose a hosting plan and go the next page which you select a domain name that the button says Click to continue.
This button is in
templates/orderforms/comparison/configureproductdomain.tpl
The problem is once you finish this page and click on continue, now you will see two buttons and they both say Click to continue. Clicking the upper button resubmits the domain and clicking the lower button actually takes you to the next step.
This is confusing not only to customers but it is also hard to write instructions in a help text.
So i fixed this in mine like this:
Open:
templates/orderforms/comparison/configureproductdomain.tpl
down toward the bottom find this line
[co]<p align="center"><input type="submit" value="{$LANG.ordercontinuebutton}" class="cartbutton" /></p> [/co]
And change it to this:
[co]<p align="center"><input type="submit" value="{$LANG.checkavailability}" class="cartbutton" /></p> [/co]
Now the top button reads Check Availablity and the bottom button reads Click to Continue. This is much better and more importantly addresses accurate process on button click..
Just thought i would share.
This button is in
templates/orderforms/comparison/configureproductdomain.tpl
The problem is once you finish this page and click on continue, now you will see two buttons and they both say Click to continue. Clicking the upper button resubmits the domain and clicking the lower button actually takes you to the next step.
This is confusing not only to customers but it is also hard to write instructions in a help text.
So i fixed this in mine like this:
Open:
templates/orderforms/comparison/configureproductdomain.tpl
down toward the bottom find this line
[co]
And change it to this:
[co]
Now the top button reads Check Availablity and the bottom button reads Click to Continue. This is much better and more importantly addresses accurate process on button click..
Just thought i would share.
Featured Comment
We have taken your feedback into consideration when designing the new order form templates; the "Check" and "Continue" button positioning should be much clearer and are in a similar vein to your suggested modifications. The 'comparison' template will eventually be phased out so we don't currently have plans to make this modification retrospectively.