After creating an account, in both HTML and Text emails, the following text is shown:
"The password you have been assigned is: %s and your login ID is the e-mail account in which you received this message."
This is the define in english/create_account.php
define('EMAIL_TEXT', 'With your registration, you can now take part in the various online shopping services we have to offer. Some of these services include:' . "\n\n<p>" . '<ul><li><strong>Permanent Cart</strong> - Any products added to your online cart remain there until you remove them, or check them out.' . "\n\n<br>" . '</li><li><strong>Address Book</strong> - We can now deliver your products to an address other than your own! This is perfect to send birthday gifts.' . "\n\n" . '</li><li><strong>Order History</strong> - View the history of purchases you have made with us.' . "\n\n" . '</li><li><strong>Convenience</strong> - View Grandiflora\'s popular products and competitive prices from the convenience of your home or office.' . "\n\n</ul>" . '<p>The password you have been assigned is: %s and your login ID is the e-mail account in which you received this message.');
I've tried various combinations of single quotes but it didn't make a difference.
I copied the text from the "forgot_password.php" page which worked perfectly, but in this email it also doesn't work. Other "included" setting like the store name, email adress links and site links work fine.
Please could someone help me - I am meant to launch on 29 February and I can't if no-one can register!
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