I've just done an upgrade from CB 1.2 to CB 1.4. It works well, except that the mod_cblogin module no longer shows the _UE_NO_ACCOUNT text next to the "Register" link.
In version 1.2 of /modules/mod_cblogin/mod_cblogin.php, at line 811 I see:
In the new 1.4 version of the same file, at line 898 these lines are commented out:
// if ( ( ! $compact ) && ( $show_remind_register_icons == 0 ) ) {
// echo _UE_NO_ACCOUNT . " ";
// }
The variable _UE_NO_ACCOUNT is still defined in /components/com_comprofiler/plugin/language/default_language/default_language.php.
Was this removed for a reason? Or am I missing somewhere else that this text should be configured in the new version?
The string was intentionally removed from CB 1.4. If you'd like it restored then you'll need to uncomment those lines. String remains in language files as we use a parsing script to obtain the language strings and it can't determine the difference between lines of code that have been commented out.
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