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Membership "Thank you for your interest!" Page

forrestRainforrestRain
edited September 2006 in Vanilla 1.0 Help
Hi All, PS - If there is a similar thread please point me to it thanks Ok after a Guest has registered, he/she will end up here, (See Screenshot @ http://forrest2828.backpackit.com/pub/768509 ) Could anyone teach me how to have a clickable link (somewhere on the page) for Guest to go back to the main forum page? Thanks forrestRain

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  • DinoboffDinoboff
    Go int o languages/English/definitions.php. Find the definition for this page and copy it into conf/language.php. Change what ever you want and add the link.
  • forrestRainforrestRain
    edited September 2006
    Hi Dinoboff, I found this, $Context->Dictionary['ThankYouForInterest'] = 'Thank you for your interest!'; $Context->Dictionary['ApplicationWillBeReviewed'] = 'Your membership application will be reviewed by an administrator. If you are accepted for membership, you will be contacted via email.'; $Context->Dictionary['ApplicationComplete'] = 'Application complete!'; And at the language.php, found this, <?php // Custom Language Definitions ?> Umm, ok i am just too "not-savvy" about php and could you show me how to just add a short line at the back like "......you will be contacted via email. To go back to Forum, click here" ("here" will be the link) I understand i need to make amendment at the "definitions.php" and then copy it, and paste it into language.php Thanks again
  • DinoboffDinoboff
    You just have to add to conf/language.php:$Context->Dictionary['ApplicationWillBeReviewed'] = 'Your membership application will be reviewed by an administrator. If you are accepted for membership, you will be contacted via email.<br /> <a href="'.$Configuration['WEB_ROOT'].'index.php">Go back to the forum</a>.';
  • forrestRainforrestRain
    edited September 2006
    Hi Dinoboff, Thank you so much. I am currently waiting for my host to reply me cause i couldn't write/change permissions to "language.php" Here is what i wrote to them, Quote= Hi, I was trying to "Change Permissions" to a file called "language.php" at cPanel/File Manager but the server won't allow me. I did tried to use Transmit to change but resulted the same. Screenshots are here ( http://forrest2828.backpackit.com/pub/770358 ) Could you kindly advice me please. Thanks
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