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[Sir Osis of Liver]

I left that in because it works that way, and minimizes the edit.  The more you change, the more likely it'll get buggered up.

I suggested commenting out the caching just while doing the edit, makes it easier to see the changes, and you're aleady editing that area.  Should have made it clear that the caching line should be restored when the edit is finished.

[Matthew K.]

' . ' is not necessary, if anything it makes it much more complicated than it really needs to be. Regarding commenting it out, as I said, it's not really necessary, especially since just commenting out that line will kill SMF, as I said because the closing bracket would be left.

[S.T.A.R.S]

Where is Modifications.english.php located?

[Nick Whetstone]

Where is Modifications.english.php located?

/Themes/default/languages/

[Sir Osis of Liver]

' . ' is not necessary, if anything it makes it much more complicated than it really needs to be. Regarding commenting it out, as I said, it's not really necessary, especially since just commenting out that line will kill SMF, as I said because the closing bracket would be left.

Sorry, that was a post-and-run, and I didn't explain it well.  The point of the code I posted was to show that we are replacing a variable with a string, and that's the simplest and clearest way to do it, especially for a member who may be unfamiliar with SMF/php.  Agreed, the syntax is clunky, but it's correct, and will work properly. 

I commented out the caching code on my 2.0 install to facilitate viewing the edit, and it didn't cause any problems - would not have posted it if I hadn't tried it.  Certainly it should not be left that way, and I suppose I could have made that clearer.

My code may not be elegant, but it werks gud. 

[S.T.A.R.S]

Ok thankyou its working.

When i click on theb utton it displays this information:

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Is there anyway i can redirect the user to another webpage once he/she clicks on the "website" link?

thanks

[Sir Osis of Liver]

Um....thought that was explained (several ways) at the top of this thread.  What are you missing?