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[Kindred]

IIRC, hat you just did will stop it, going forward, however, you will also have to remove it from all saved titles in the database.

[margarett]

^^ This. And, this will prevent the "Re:" to be added to new replies. Not sure if this is intended or a good idea...

[Black Tiger]

Yes. It's only in those two files.
I did a string search under linux console and only those 2 files containing the "Re:" came back as result.
It's like this at the moment:

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$txt['response_prefix'] = '';
If you want, you can have a look for yourself. My site is in my profile if it correct.

Margarett: I did not see any "re" on new reply's anyway, and I don't mind if they are not there.

@Kindred: That will indeed be the cause. I presume there is no simple way to do this? Have to do it manually via phpmyadmin I guess?

[Herman's Mixen]

dunno if this wil work for you but you can try it if it won't change it back

open /Sources/Subs-BoardIndex.php

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censorText($row_board['subject']);

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$row_board['subject'] = preg_replace('/^' . preg_quote($txt['response_prefix']) . '/', '', $row_board['subject']);

[Black Tiger]

It won't remove it Herman.
I will change it back. I think your previous solution will work, but only on newer threads, so from this moment on.

[margarett]

You need to add a link to redirect your homepage to /forum so that we don't need to copy/past it

Anyway, I still think that this is not a good idea. Overall you want to know when it is a reply or not, just in BoardIndex you want to have this "Re: trimmed. But that's up to you

It won't remove it Herman.
I will change it back. I think your previous solution will work, but only on newer threads, so from this moment on.

You are right

[Black Tiger]

Thank you all for your great help!!

[margarett]

Did Herman's code work?

[Black Tiger]

Yep it worked. As soon as a new reply is posted, the "Re:" is gone.

[Black Tiger]

Little correction for future references. Herman's code was not needed. It was enough to remove the "Re: " part in the index.english.php (or other language) file.