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How do I change the text that appears on this page

cckaadmincckaadmin New
in Vanilla 2.0 - 2.8

Where do I find the file to change this text and add some extra details

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    cckaadmincckaadmin New
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    @R_J said:
    Start by reading this: https://open.vanillaforums.com/discussion/26597/tutorial-how-to-change-wording-how-to-change-text-how-to-change-language-how-to-change-locale#latest

    But I'm not sure if you can change it the way you like. I've searched the sources on GitHub and found that:

    ->passData('Description', sprintf(t('The %s you were looking for could not be found.'), t(strtolower($recordType))));

    To me it appears as if you would have to translate "view" and "The %s you were looking for could not be found." separately. That would have effect everywhere else where those terms are used. Also on "The user you were looking for could not be found."

    Therefore it might not be a good idea to do so. Why do you want to change that string? Normally you would only see that for malformed plugins during developing, not in a production system, nor?

    I was trying to create a temp fix for new members to register. I have just fixed the problem so won't need to amend the text now.

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    R_JR_J Ex-Fanboy Munich Admin

    Start by reading this: https://open.vanillaforums.com/discussion/26597/tutorial-how-to-change-wording-how-to-change-text-how-to-change-language-how-to-change-locale#latest

    But I'm not sure if you can change it the way you like. I've searched the sources on GitHub and found that:

    ->passData('Description', sprintf(t('The %s you were looking for could not be found.'), t(strtolower($recordType))));

    To me it appears as if you would have to translate "view" and "The %s you were looking for could not be found." separately. That would have effect everywhere else where those terms are used. Also on "The user you were looking for could not be found."

    Therefore it might not be a good idea to do so. Why do you want to change that string? Normally you would only see that for malformed plugins during developing, not in a production system, nor?

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    cckaadmincckaadmin New
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    @R_J said:
    Start by reading this: https://open.vanillaforums.com/discussion/26597/tutorial-how-to-change-wording-how-to-change-text-how-to-change-language-how-to-change-locale#latest

    But I'm not sure if you can change it the way you like. I've searched the sources on GitHub and found that:

    ->passData('Description', sprintf(t('The %s you were looking for could not be found.'), t(strtolower($recordType))));

    To me it appears as if you would have to translate "view" and "The %s you were looking for could not be found." separately. That would have effect everywhere else where those terms are used. Also on "The user you were looking for could not be found."

    Therefore it might not be a good idea to do so. Why do you want to change that string? Normally you would only see that for malformed plugins during developing, not in a production system, nor?

    I was trying to create a temp fix for new members to register. I have just fixed the problem so won't need to amend the text now.

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