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heya!
subject says it all! ![]() i was hunting around but could not find which templates are used for the layout/text of subscription emails and new-PM emails. anyone know what they are? thanks! |
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Try modifyoptions
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hrm.. not sure if we're on the same page?
i'm trying to modify the actual email the user gets when subscribed to a thread. u know, the one that says something like: Code:
Hello (user), (someone) has just replied to a thread you have subscribed to entitled - (thread title) - in the (forum) of (your forum name). This thread is located at: (thread link) Here is the message that has just been posted: *************** (message) *************** ... ![]() |
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Ahh.. okay then it's a phrase you are looking for. In your Admin CP go to Languages & Phrases > Phrase Manager > Click the Search in Phrases button. Leave the buttons at default and type in has just replied to a thread and it will take you to where you can edit it.
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You will need to modify the Phrase 'notify'
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perfect! ty both!
![]() the one to modify the PM notification turned out to be: pmreceived (i modified 'notify' as well) cool, got it all worked out how we wanted. if this is of interest to anyone, i modified pmreceived to make the PM email notification show the PM message (similar to what a subscribed thread does by default) as such (the major difference is the addition of pm[message]): Code:
$touserinfo[username], You have received a new private message at $vboptions[bbtitle] From: $bbuserinfo[username] Subject: $pm[title] PM Inbox location: $vboptions[bburl]/private.php Message: *************** $pm[message] *************** Thanks, $vboptions[bbtitle] team |
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