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qwenty New
Marc905 said:
what I'd like to do is move Don't have an account? Create One. from the bottom of the form to the top. I don't believe this is possible just though the locale.What's locale problem? you can vanish the phrase from the bottom, using:
$Definition['Create One.'] = ''; $Definition['Don\'t have an account? %s'] = '';
Then:
$Definition['Email/Username'] = "Don't have an account? <a href="http://YOUR.DOMAIN/index.php?p=/entry/register&Target=%2Fdiscussions">Create One</a><br /><br />Email/Username.";
Now, it appears at the top.0
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@marc905 This may not be the way to go, but \applications\dashboard\views\entry\auth\password.php is where you can modify that stuff, I think.
If that is indeed correct, my followup question would be: is it possible to create a custom view for this in our theme, and if so, where to put the files for it? Can we just create a parallel folder structure in the theme (ie \mytheme\views\entry\auth) and dump a new password.php (or whatever) in there to override, and would that be best practice in this case if so?
Hmm. I just tried that, and no joy.
I is confused.
You should be able to override any view by placing the view file in the theme views folder. Im not sure what would be so special about this one.
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That's kind of what I figured, too. I'm not sure what's going on there.
What's locale problem? you can vanish the phrase from the bottom, using:
Then:
$Definition['Email/Username'] = "Don't have an account? <a href="http://YOUR.DOMAIN/index.php?p=/entry/register&Target=%2Fdiscussions">Create One</a><br /><br />Email/Username.";
Now, it appears at the top.
@qwenty, thank you. That is out-of-the-box thinking for me.