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14 years 8 months ago #13884 by sigalon
Hi!
A sudden issue came up- I was getting a proper welcome message when logging. I then translated some ini files, cause my site is in Hebrew.
Now, when logging in with facebook- I get that message-MOD_JFBCLOGIN_WELCOME . I tried finding it in the ini files, with no success.
Where can I change the message to the normal one?
When I log in to the site as admin I get the messages attached in print screen.
Thank you!
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14 years 8 months ago #13896 by alzander
Replied by alzander on topic MOD_JFBCLOGIN_WELCOME
Those strings are defined in the /language/en_GB/en_GB.mod_jfbclogin.ini file. You should copy those strings over to the language that you're using and update from there.

Once you've translated things, if they're generic messages, feel free to contribute them back to us. We'll include the updates in our next release.

Thanks,
Alex
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14 years 8 months ago #13898 by sigalon
Replied by sigalon on topic MOD_JFBCLOGIN_WELCOME
Hi Alex,
I have searched in the en_GB.mod_jfbclogin.ini the wrong messages yet found none.
Can you think about something else that could have caused this? I mean, the message is not un-translated. It is not wrriten in english nor in Hebrew.
Any ideas?
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14 years 8 months ago #13907 by sigalon
Replied by sigalon on topic MOD_JFBCLOGIN_WELCOME
I dont think I understood you, please come again.
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14 years 8 months ago #13916 by alzander
Replied by alzander on topic MOD_JFBCLOGIN_WELCOME
Sigalon,
The string should be in the en_GB.mod_jfbclogin.ini file. In the version that's distributed with JFBConnect, it's the very first string in the file. It should look like:
MOD_JFBCLOGIN_WELCOME="Welcome %s,"

The %s is where the user's name should display. Feel free to add this string to any language file you're trying to use.

Good luck,
Alex
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