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[bozzakwebmaster]

How would I go about changing the wording of the messages that show up on the main page, error messages, pop-up message, etc... without getting some parse errors...

I'm trying to do so as the English version has basic English mistakes...

Thanks!

Martin

[Henry_n]

Well, go to language/lang_english/lang_main.php and find the section where you added the following variables.

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// Start add - Birthday MOD
$lang['Birthday'] = 'Birthday';
$lang['No_birthday_specify'] = 'None Specified';
$lang['Age'] = 'Age';
$lang['Wrong_birthday_format'] = 'The birthday format was entered incorrectly.';
$lang['Birthday_to_high'] = 'Sorry, this site, does not accept user older than %d years old';
$lang['Birthday_require'] = 'your Birthday are required on this site';
$lang['Birthday_to_low'] = 'Sorry, this site, does not accept user yonger than %d years old';
$lang['Submit_date_format'] = 'd-m-Y'; //php date() format - Note: ONLY d, m and Y may be used and SHALL ALL be used (different seperators are accepted)
$lang['Birthday_greeting_today'] = 'We would like to wish you congratulatons on reaching %s years old today.<br /><br /> The Management';//%s is substituted with the users age
$lang['Birthday_greeting_prev'] = 'We would like to give you a belated congratulatons for becoming %s years old on the %s.<br /><br /> The Management';//%s is substituted with the users age, and birthday
$lang['Greeting_Messaging'] = 'Congratulations';
$lang['Birthday_today'] = 'Users with a birthday today:';
$lang['Birthday_week'] = 'Users with a birthday within the next %d days:';
$lang['Nobirthday_week'] = 'No users are having a birthday in the upcoming %d days'; // %d is substitude with the number of days
$lang['Nobirthday_today'] = 'No users have a birthday today';
$lang['Year'] = 'Year';
$lang['Month'] = 'Month';
$lang['Day'] = 'Day';


Just change what the words inside the single-quotes say. Example:
$blahblah['sample'] = 'Change these words';

[bozzakwebmaster]

I tried that already... but I got a parse error.... Seems like everytime I try to modify that file I get a parse error...

[Henry_n]

Well, what do you want it to say? You made sure to have a semi-colon at the end of each statement, right? Also, if you use an aposterphy (sp?), make sure there's a slash before it. I think it'd look like this: Henry\'s ...I think that's the right slash.

[bozzakwebmaster]

Probably the problem was the aposterphy (sp?)! I didn't know that! hehehe!

Everyday I learn something... I'll give it a try... thanks a lot!