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Currently the submit buttons in the Checkout Pages usually say "Continue to next step". This implies that there is another step to go before your Credit Card or your PayPal account is charged. That’s why there is a need for some users to customize the button label to the Review page. It also seems that in some countries, there law for customer protection specifies that the button text itself has to explicitly express that this click is subject to charge. It needs to say "BUY" and words like "Order", "Continue" etc., are not valid.
You can currently change the values for each pane by using the hook_commerce_checkout_page_info_alter(&$pages) and you can achieve something like this by modifying these values in a custom module. Simply follow the instructions below.
Given that our choice of the module name is commerce_overrides:
1. Start the module by creating a folder in your Drupal installation at the path sites/all/modules/commerce_overrides
2. Tell Drupal about your module by creating the commerce_overrides.info file, which should contain the following meta information about the module
name = Commerce Overrides
description = Commerce Overrides
package = Commerce (contrib)
dependencies[] = commerce
dependencies[] = commerce_payment
core = 7.x3. Implement the hook_commerce_checkout_page_info_alter by creating the commerce_overrides.module file, which should contain the following code
<?php
function commerce_overrides_commerce_checkout_page_info_alter(&$pages) {
if(!empty($pages['review'])) {
$pages['review']['submit_value'] = t('Proceed with purchase');
}
}4. Enable this simple module through the Drupal UI Home » Administration » Modules
5. Here is the new button label
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