Admin registration approval JS

[blinkwing]

Icexaos attempted to show me where this was in another post, but it wasn't very broad and off topic to the thread itself.

I was wondering if there is a way in which I could modify the message that is given to the guest after he registers with admin approval turned on.

The message normally looks like this:



I would like to have that as a custom message, or just as a redirect. Where exactly would I do this at? I'm not using the default theme however, I'm using a custom dzinerstudio theme.

Any help at all is appreciated. Thanks a ton!

(and thanks icexaos for telling me this is possible, just need a little help in doing so )

[IceXaos]

Check here in the Register.template.php - Sorry I'm not sure which language file it's in.

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// After registration... all done ;).
function template_after()
{
global $context, $settings, $options, $txt, $scripturl;

// Not much to see here, just a quick... "you're now registered!" or what have you.
echo '
<div id="registration_success">
<div class="cat_bar">
<h3 class="catbg">', $txt['registration_successful'], '</h3>
</div>
<div class="windowbg">
<span class="topslice"><span></span></span>
<p class="content">', $context['description'], '</p>
<span class="botslice"><span></span></span>
</div>
</div>';
}

[IceXaos]

It's in Login.english.php inside your languages folder.

[blinkwing]

I see that file, and I see where to edit it at on the default themes "Login.english.php" .. But how do I make those changes on a custom theme? Do I copy that file from the default theme over to the custom?

[Illori]

more then likely all themes will use that file so the change should apply as long as the theme does not have their own version of that file.

[IceXaos]

more then likely all themes will use that file so the change should apply as long as the theme does not have their own version of that file.

This is what I was trying to say yesterday.  You will access it by going to /Themes/YOUR_THEME/languages/Login.english.php

[Illori]

no you access it in the DEFAULT theme not your custom theme, most if not all themes do NOT include that file.

[blinkwing]

Yeah, I got it to work. If you change things on your default theme, it layers over into your custom theme. Thanks guys!

[Masterd]

If you solved your problem then mark this topic as solved.

[IceXaos]

Sorry for misguiding you on that.  I figured every theme would come with their own language files and what-not.