Magento 2. How to Change Ajax Wishlist Title

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1. First, you need to go to your Magento root directory (your Magento 2 installation folder) via FTP or cPanel.

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2. After doing that, navigate to app\code\TemplateMonster\AjaxWishlist\view\frontend\web\js\ folder.

3. Now you need to edit the ajaxwishlist.js file.

Find the following in source code:

	_successHandler: function(data) {
	if (!data.success && data.error == 'not_logged_in') {
	alert({
	title: 'Ajax Wishlist',
	content: mageTemplate(this.options.notLoggedInErrorMessage, {
	url: this.options.customerLoginUrl
	})
	});

	return;
	}

	$(this.options.wishlistBlockSelector).replaceWith(data.wishlist);
	$('body').trigger('contentUpdated');

	if (this.options.isShowSuccessMessage && data.message) {
	alert({
	title: 'Ajax Wishlist',
	content: data.message
	});
	}
	},

	_errorHandler: function () {
	alert({
	title: 'Ajax Wishlist',
	content: mageTemplate(this.options.errorMessage)
	});
	}

	});

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4. You need to replace Ajax Wishlist with a new title (line 4, 18, 26 in the example).

You should get something like this (Wish List is new title):

	_successHandler: function(data) {
	if (!data.success && data.error == 'not_logged_in') {
	alert({
	title: 'Wish List',
	content: mageTemplate(this.options.notLoggedInErrorMessage, {
	url: this.options.customerLoginUrl
	})
	});

	return;
	}

	$(this.options.wishlistBlockSelector).replaceWith(data.wishlist);
	$('body').trigger('contentUpdated');

	if (this.options.isShowSuccessMessage && data.message) {
	alert({
	title: 'Wish List',
	content: data.message
	});
	}
	},

	_errorHandler: function () {
	alert({
	title: 'Wish List',
	content: mageTemplate(this.options.errorMessage)
	});
	}

	});