where do I edit "Sign Up Complete!"

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9 years 11 months ago #254628 by carin

where do I edit "Sign Up Complete!" was created by carin

1. where do I edit "Sign Up Complete!" (I searched your site but nothing useful came up)

2. the "Sign Up Complete!" page is missing a class in the div surrounding the message, like "cb_confirmation", the classes "cb_template cb_template_default" are not usefull for styling that message.

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9 years 11 months ago #254630 by nant

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carin wrote: 1. where do I edit "Sign Up Complete!" (I searched your site but nothing useful came up)

2. the "Sign Up Complete!" page is missing a class in the div surrounding the message, like "cb_confirmation", the classes "cb_template cb_template_default" are not usefull for styling that message.

language.php file of your language plugin.

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9 years 11 months ago #254631 by carin

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1. language.php ... so en-GB will be overridden on each update?

2. ?

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9 years 11 months ago #254632 by nant

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carin wrote: 1. language.php ... so en-GB will be overridden on each update?

2. ?

1. Yes, unless you use the language override method explained in tutorial #36:
www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLp0puRITgC7PuyzPsMUECDI46VE7IFSAX
www.joomlapolis.com/forum/6-news-and-publicity/227556-cb-language-override-video-tutorial-resources

2. I am not a css expert but looking at the language string I see it has a div class surrounding it. Guess you can override it also if you need to.

Hopefully Kyle can chime in later if needed.

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9 years 11 months ago - 9 years 11 months ago #254644 by carin

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"unless you use the language override method"
==> this is not a method, this is a tedious fiddle at best ... sorry to say but this should never seriously be offered in a extension > 100€ ... I got it working though but OMG

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9 years 11 months ago #254654 by krileon

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2. the "Sign Up Complete!" page is missing a class in the div surrounding the message, like "cb_confirmation", the classes "cb_template cb_template_default" are not usefull for styling that message.

The div surrounding it has the page-header class. The HTML from that string is also all a part of the language string, which you can freely add to. The below are the sign up complete strings.

Code:

'UE_REG_COMPLETE_NOPASS_NOAPPR'	=>	'<div class="page-header"><h3>Sign Up Complete!</h3></div><p>Your sign up request requires approval. Once approved your password will be sent to the e-mail address you entered.</p><p>When you receive approval and a password you will then be able to log in.</p>',
'UE_REG_COMPLETE_NOPASS_NOAPPR_CONF'	=>	'<div class="page-header"><h3>Sign Up Complete!</h3></div><p>Your sign up request requires email confirmation and approval. Please follow the confirmation steps sent to you in email.</p><p>When you receive approval a password will be emailed to you and you will then be able to log in.</p>',
'UE_REG_COMPLETE_NOPASS'	=>	'<div class="page-header"><h3>Sign Up Complete!</h3></div><p>Your password has been sent to the e-mail address you entered.</p><p>Please check your email (including your spambox). When you receive your password you will then be able to log in.</p>',
'UE_REG_COMPLETE_NOPASS_CONF'	=>	'<div class="page-header"><h3>Sign Up Complete!</h3></div><p>Your password has been sent to the e-mail address you entered.</p><p>Please check your email (including your spambox). When you receive your password and follow the confirmation instructions you will then be able to log in.</p>',
'UE_REG_COMPLETE_NOAPPR'	=>	'<div class="page-header"><h3>Sign Up Complete!</h3></div><p>Your sign up request requires approval. Once approved, you will be sent an approval notice to the e-mail address you entered.</p><p>When you receive the approval, you will be able to log in.</p>',
'UE_REG_COMPLETE_NOAPPR_CONF'	=>	'<div class="page-header"><h3>Sign Up Complete!</h3></div><p>Your sign up request requires email confirmation and approval. Please follow the confirmation steps sent to you in email. Once approved you will be sent an acceptance notice to the e-mail address you entered.</p><p>When you receive approval then you will be able to log in.</p>',
'UE_REG_COMPLETE_CONF'	=>	'<div class="page-header"><h3>Sign Up Complete!</h3></div><p>An email with further instructions on how to complete your sign up has been sent to the email address you provided.</p><p>Please check your email (including your spambox) to complete your sign up.</p><p>To have the email sent again, simply try logging in with the username and password of your sign up.</p>',
'UE_REG_COMPLETE'	=>	'<div class="page-header"><h3>Sign Up Complete!</h3></div><p>You may now log in.</p>',

"unless you use the language override method"
==> this is not a method, this is a tedious fiddle at best ... sorry to say but this should never seriously be offered in a extension > 100€ ... I got it working though but OMG

I understand where you're coming from and I understand your frustrating. You're right, we do need to improve this and you shouldn't have to modify a PHP file to override language strings. We absolutely do plan to implement backend language overrides similar to Joomla. However, we had to decide if it was worth delaying CB 2.x even further to implement this. We chose to release without it. We however are focusing on a more rapid development approach and are releasing regular updates with features and bugs fixes. So in a future release we hope to have such a feature. I can't say when as I don't know yet since we need to focus on plugin compatibility first at this time.

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