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Sorry, I don't understand the question. What document id? Please be more specific.When the user profile page is of registered access, the first email is sent without the document ID. Is it possible to repeat this message when resending confirmations?
The profile access error is a language string, which you can change to whatever you like. Please see your CB documentation for language string usage information, which you can download from the Advanced downloads section. Please also see the below for more language usage information.By the way, i like much more the warning message when user's profile page is restricted than public.
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krileon wrote:
Sorry, I don't understand the question. What document id? Please be more specific
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Ensure you have a Public and Published Joomla menu link to CBs profile page. This menu link is mandatory. CB will use the first profile menu link it finds for its Itemid. If it's still having problems finding your Public menu link then delete your Registered menu link, empty trash, and re-create it so it's ordered after your Public menu link in your database; this way CB will grab the Public one first.The ID of the user profile menu item in my case is 201. When this menu item is accessible only to registered users, the confirmation message sent when the user fills in the registration form carries the link:
https://mysite/index.php?option=com_comprofiler&task=confirm&confirmcode=reg61eab9fc4dbf9a9a83e704623cea34c507769a85
while the second one (the one which is sent by the "Resend confirmations" button) is:
https://mysite/index.php?option=com_comprofiler&task=confirm&confirmcode=reg61eab9fc4dbf9a9a83e704623cea34c507769a85&Itemid=201
As you can see, the second message appends the menu item ID (201)
This has the "collateral" effect that if the user clicks this link, (and his email is not confirmed yet) it doesn't work but the user receives a message "Please login first". However, if the user copypaste the link AND removes the "&Itemid=201", that is, the link looks like the one of the first email, it works as a confirmation for the email address of the user, as it would be (or almost).
You'll need to edit the message and add some HTML to it if it'll allow it then style your new HTML using CSS. It doesn't have any styling, but instead it just flat out displays the message and nothing else.And, when talking about my preference of a message over another, it was not my intention to refer to the content of the message, but its appearance, with a different font and framed between two lines, or the ability to format the message and give a different look to it.
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