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Zen Follower
I just can't seem to find where to turn this off . . . any hints? Even better how about a flat out answer!
Samuel Turnmire
co-Founder
geekFoundry
Sensei
Admin->Modules->Order Totals->Gift Certificates ... select and click Remove
Newsletters ... there is no on/off switch for it. If you wish to prevent it from being displayed, you could edit the tools...dhtml file in the admin boxes folder (hunt around and you'll find the exact path/file)
If you're really trying to simply limit access to certain things, you might consider the Admin Profiles contribution?
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Zen Follower
man i hate it when i miss something that obvious!
I'm not trying to limit access or anything, client just doesn't want to fool with a newsletter and \ or gift certificates at the moment.
What if I were to edit the english.php to change the title to ''? 'blank' in other words. that would remove the link, but it would leave the space wouldn't it?
Samuel Turnmire
co-Founder
geekFoundry
Sensei
ThePatch:
What if I were to edit the english.php to change the title to ''? 'blank' in other words. that would remove the link, but it would leave the space wouldn't it?
Ya .. just as simple to comment out the line in the boxes tools dhtml file.
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Zen Follower
now you've lost me on how to do that . . .
Samuel Turnmire
co-Founder
geekFoundry
New Zenner
you comment out by putting // before the line of code you don't want displayed.
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