Hey dear crip
quit a story about your physical situation :o( but perhaps besides God you may be strengthened by knowing you do a lot of good work.
I hope you can answer my question.... i wanted to know how i could change members welcome visiting the forum like Hey, Crip as it is now [left up above the forum] into something else like Hello, Crip
greetings Joska from the Netherlands
You could probably use : languages/ThemeStrings to make it read what you want...
well im a php noob but i have som programming experience...... the part where i looked is below in pink and if im correct the variable where its about is called $txt['hello_member'] which now generates for me if i log in "Hey, MagyarKhan" but if i want to change this into "Hello, MagyarKhan" what do i have to do?
Im fine if u dont respond to it i can imagine that ur busy and this is sooo small... :)
// display user name
echo '
<table width="100%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" border="0" >
<tr>';
if($context['user']['is_logged'])
echo '
<td class="titlebg2" height="32">
<span style="font-size: 110%;"> ', $txt['hello_member'], ' ', $context['user']['name'] , '</span>
</td>';
magyarkhan,
That pink color almost blew up my monitor. :o It would have been easier to read if you had surrounded the code with code tags instead of changing the color of the text. Do you understand what I mean by code tags? That means that your code would have looked like this instead ...
// display user name
echo '
<table width="100%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" border="0" >
<tr>';
if($context['user']['is_logged'])
echo '
<td class="titlebg2" height="32">
<span style="font-size: 110%;"> ', $txt['hello_member'], ' ', $context['user']['name'] , '</span>
</td>';
In any case, the location of what you need to change depends on what version of SMF you are using. If you are using SMF 2.0 RC3, you'll need to change the word "Hey," on line 184 in the following file ...
/Themes/default/languages/index.english.php
To do that, you will need to use your FTP client to download that file to your desktop, open it up and edit that line so that it has the word that you want to use. For instance, find this line ...
$txt['hello_member'] = 'Hey,';
and change it to this ...
$txt['hello_member'] = 'Hello,';
Then you need to upload the edited file to the same location. It might be a good idea to rename that file so that you have a backup of it. For instance, rename it to ~index.english.php and then upload the file you edited.
ZarPrime
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thnks for your help Zar bro ..
Got it working Guyz.... thx a lot altho im aware that this is all new for me I will seek my way thru by trial and error..... and just came up with a new more advanced problem... :idiot2:
Which is?
Quote from: Crip on Jul 21, 10, 06:37:06 AM
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thnks for your help Zar bro ..
Sure thing Bro'. ;)
ZP