[kontrabass]

Originally Posted by daPLAYBOY

Hi there

You can do this instead for the Subscription confirmation email:

Open the XML file & find:

vbmail_start();
$useremail = "$user[email]";
$subsubject = "$sub[title] - Royal Subscription";
$adminmessage = "Dear $user[username], \n\nThank you for subscribing to: Royal Membership! You've now been automatically upgraded, and have full Access to The Royal Enclosure and Elite Zones! Let me know if you have any questions.\n\nVisit Forum CellPDA.tk now to enjoy your Royal Membership privileges.\n\nhttp://www.norfolkmanagementrentals.co.uk\n\nYour financial support is much appreciated!\n\nSincere regards\n\ndaPLAYBOY\n\nMega Admin";
vbmail($useremail, $subsubject, $adminmessage);
vbmail_end();

see where it says:

$subsubject = "$sub[title] - type in your own title here"

This will work for you with no problems!

Do the same with the 'Expired' code, too!

Br.

Sure, that will work, but it won't output the sub title variable. I mean, if you have multiple subscription names, hard coding the title isn't really a solution. It works ok as a temporary fix, but it would be best to output the sub name as a variable.