Fix error XML definitions with one button.

Don't need an "OK" button because EAlert already adds an [X] button to
dismiss the alert.  So we wind up seeing [ OK ] [X], which looks silly.

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 10 deletions

diff --git a/calendar/calendar.error.xml b/calendar/calendar.error.xml
index 9301d8ba65..af0d52a977 100644
--- a/calendar/calendar.error.xml
+++ b/calendar/calendar.error.xml
@@ -242,58 +242,49 @@
  <error id="prompt-no-contents-offline-calendar" type="error" default="GTK_RESPONSE_YES">
   <_primary>Error loading calendar</_primary>
   <_secondary>The calendar is not marked for offline usage.</_secondary>
-  <button stock ="gtk-ok" response="GTK_RESPONSE_YES"/>
  </error>
  
  <error id="prompt-read-only-cal" type="error" default="GTK_RESPONSE_YES">
   <_primary>Cannot create a new event</_primary>
   <!-- For Translators: {0} is the name of the calendar source -->
   <_secondary>'{0}' is a read-only calendar and cannot be modified. Please select a different calendar from the side bar in the Calendar view.</_secondary>
-  <button stock ="gtk-ok" response="GTK_RESPONSE_YES"/>
  </error>
 
  <error id="prompt-read-only-cal-editor" type="error" default="GTK_RESPONSE_YES">
   <_primary>Cannot save event</_primary>
   <!-- For Translators: {0} is the name of the calendar source -->
   <_secondary>'{0}' is a read-only calendar and cannot be modified. Please select a different calendar that can accept appointments.</_secondary>
-  <button stock ="gtk-ok" response="GTK_RESPONSE_YES"/>
  </error>
 
  <error id="prompt-no-task-assignment-editor" type="error" default="GTK_RESPONSE_YES">
   <_primary>Cannot save task</_primary>
   <!-- For Translators: {0} is the name of the calendar source -->
   <_secondary>'{0}' does not support assigned tasks, please select a different task list.</_secondary>
-  <button stock ="gtk-ok" response="GTK_RESPONSE_YES"/>
  </error>
 
  <error id="prompt-no-contents-offline-tasks" type="error" default="GTK_RESPONSE_YES">
   <_primary>Error loading task list</_primary>
   <_secondary>The task list is not marked for offline usage.</_secondary>
-  <button stock ="gtk-ok" response="GTK_RESPONSE_YES"/>
  </error>
 
  <error id="prompt-no-contents-offline-memos" type="error" default="GTK_RESPONSE_YES">
   <_primary>Error loading memo list</_primary>
   <_secondary>The memo list is not marked for offline usage.</_secondary>
-  <button stock ="gtk-ok" response="GTK_RESPONSE_YES"/>
  </error>
 
  <error id="failed-open-calendar" type="error" default="GTK_RESPONSE_YES">
   <_primary>Error loading calendar</_primary>
   <secondary>{0}</secondary>
-  <button stock ="gtk-ok" response="GTK_RESPONSE_YES"/>
  </error>
 
  <error id="failed-open-tasks" type="error" default="GTK_RESPONSE_YES">
   <_primary>Error loading task list</_primary>
   <secondary>{0}</secondary>
-  <button stock ="gtk-ok" response="GTK_RESPONSE_YES"/>
  </error>
 
  <error id="failed-open-memos" type="error" default="GTK_RESPONSE_YES">
   <_primary>Error loading memo list</_primary>
   <secondary>{0}</secondary>
-  <button stock ="gtk-ok" response="GTK_RESPONSE_YES"/>
  </error>
 
  <error id="backend-error" type="error" default="GTK_RESPONSE_YES">
@@ -301,7 +292,6 @@
      {1} is replaced with a calendar/task/memo list name, where the error happened -->
   <_primary>Error on {0}: {1}</_primary>
   <secondary>{2}</secondary>
-  <button stock ="gtk-ok" response="GTK_RESPONSE_YES"/>
  </error>
 
  <error id="server-version" type="warning">