How do I change my REGISTER AT phrase to [hometitle] instead of [bbtitle]???

[NashChristian]

Hello.

I want to change my "Register at Forums" phrase on my register.php from saying "Forums" which is my [bbtitle] to "NashvilleChristian.com" which is my [hometitle].

I found the correct phrase to edit:

$vbphrase[register_at_x]

Register at {1}

But I can't figure out how to change the value of {1} to my [hometitle]. Where is this value defined? Obviously {1}=[bbtitle], because when I change the [bbtitle], {1} changes as well.

I looked through the code of register.php, but can't seem to find any area where {1} is defined.

I tried changing this to {2} but I got an error: [ARG:2 UNDEFINED], which seems to be telling me that argument 2 is undefined. So back to my question, where can I define this value so that I can use it? Where can I say that {2}=[hometitle]?

Confusing.

Thanks!

[Dismounted]

You can just change {1} to the text. Alternatively, you will have to find where the phrase is used in templates, and change the parameters that are set.

[NashChristian]

Originally Posted by Dismounted

You can just change {1} to the text. Alternatively, you will have to find where the phrase is used in templates, and change the parameters that are set.

So it is basically best to hard code this then?

I don't understand the second part of what you are saying, about the templates. Can you please elaborate?

Thanks for the help!
Jeff

[Dismounted]

Phrases with parameters look like this in templates:

<phrase 1="$blahblah" 2="$blahblah2">$vbphrase[somephrase]</phrase>

[NashChristian]

So you are saying that I can do it EITHER the first way (hard coding) OR by modifying the phrase. Is that correct?

Also, those definitions are just good for that one page or template, this doesn't set them globally, right? So you could have phrase 1 = one thing on one page, and something totally different on the next, is this correct?

Thanks!
Jeff

[Dismounted]

Originally Posted by NashChristian

So you are saying that I can do it EITHER the first way (hard coding) OR by modifying the phrase. Is that correct?

Yes to the first part, kind of to the second. Modifying where the phrase is used in each template it is used .

Originally Posted by NashChristian

Also, those definitions are just good for that one page or template, this doesn't set them globally, right? So you could have phrase 1 = one thing on one page, and something totally different on the next, is this correct?

Correct.

[NashChristian]

Thanks!
Jeff