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19 Sep 2006, 2:18 PM
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hey there,

can anyone please tell me where this string is drawing its define function from?

$EMAIL_FOOTER_COPYRIGHT

Thanks

19 Sep 2006, 3:15 PM
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Re: email footer

thanks

i found it using the developers tool kit

sorted now

cheers :)

25 Jan 2007, 11:58 PM
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Re: email footer

I've no idea why, but I've just tried searching for this using the Developer Toolkit on 2 different 1.3.7 sites, and neither gave a return...so for anyone else, the file you need is at includes/languages/english/email_extras.php

26 Jan 2007, 5:36 AM
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Re: email footer

Are you sure you spelled it right? I found it ... :smile:

Note that you need to look for the constant without the $ as the $ is in the /emails directory for the HTML ...

26 Jan 2007, 8:46 AM
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Re: email footer

Ajeh:

Note that you need to look for the constant without the $

A useful little gem to know! :D

In fact, could have done with knowing that about 2900 posts earlier!!

26 Jan 2007, 2:23 PM
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Re: email footer

It is not always the case ... just on that particular constant the $ is there for the HTML translation and the Developer's Tool Kit is searching for php files at this time ...

So, to see where it is set vs used take off the $ ...

Regular variables don't need that as a variable is a variable and the $ belongs to it ...

When in doubt, remember the Developer's Tool Kit is searching for matching text ... whether it is code, defines, variables, constants, etc. etc.

If it finds a "match" it's a hit ... if it cannot find a match, try something smaller or different within the same context of what you think you are looking for ...