Add your comma in the language file, after the %s:Code:define('EMAIL_GREET_NONE', 'Dear %s,' . "\n\n");
Add your comma in the language file, after the %s:Code:define('EMAIL_GREET_NONE', 'Dear %s,' . "\n\n");
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Hello,
I have a similar predicament that involves the first name last name error.
It seems as though my email greetings aren't consistent. On some, the $EMAIL_FIRST_NAME $EMAIL_LAST_NAME command works fine; such as in the email_template_checkout.html and the email_template_gv_mail.html
However, in my email template_order_status.html which calls the same command line, it displays the text $EMAIL_FIRST_NAME $EMAIL_LAST_NAME - not the customer's name.
I don't know what's causing this problem on this particular template. Help..
- Saydie
That's because the Admin order-status emails are built to use $EMAIL_CUSTOMERS_NAME which is the name of the customer as stored in the order details in the database.
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I see! Thanks for the clarification Dr Byte!!![]()