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In $vbphrase[notify] I want to put a condicional... It is possible??
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I think I tried it once and it didn't work. Try it somewhere.
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Not work,... and the variable is not call in template... and Windows can't find in vBulletin files
someone know in witch vbulletin php file is call this variable? $vbphrase[notify] Thank you |
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You will probably have to search for
Code:
fetch_phrase('notify');
Code:
construct_phrase('notify'
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the problem is that Windows XP can't find inside the php vbulletin files.... not are simples txt files....
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Won't your text editor search all files within a directory for a certain phrase?
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functions_newpost.php line 1395 vB 3.7.2
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Excelent... thank you very much!
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