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Change the content of the Private message notification?
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What file do I edit to change the content of the Private message notification? I want users to be able to login to check the message and make it a little more secure.
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What version number of Vanilla are you running?
Are you looking to not show the body of the message in the email?
If so, you can disable that in 2.0.18.11 by adding the following definition to your
/conf/locale.php
file:Search first
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It is 2.0.18.11. Can you please shed some light or point me to where I can find the definitions for these variables?
Open up
/conf/locale.php
or create it if necessary. Then put the above definition in that file. If you had to create the/conf/locale.php
file, you should paste the following in there:Search first
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If you are asking how I figured out what to put in there, I will explain myself. I searched for the notification method of new conversation messages. I found that it uses the activity model to send notifications. From there I saw it uses a translatable string along with
sprintf()
to add the body text.Knowing this, I set up a translation definition using the key I found, 'EmailStoryNotification'. I changed it from the original
""%3\$s\n\n%2\$s"
to the above. The new definition is passed back to thesprintf()
which no longer has a place to put the body text of the message.Search first
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Awesome Thank you for the explanation.