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How can I translate lost pass question?
How can I translate lost password question?

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Max
The one with Mac OS X Server 10.4 :)
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Re: [maxpico] How can I translate lost pass question? In reply to
Well, as I saw there is no place to change that on the admin interface. It's a beta app, so this is not strange...

However you can open /gcomm/private/community.conf and edit the following:
'signup_questions' => [
'Your mothers maiden name:',
'Your place of birth:',
'Your high school name:',
'Your favorite color:'
],

Warning! You should avoid to use ' sign in the text, or if you use escape it using this way: \'

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webmaster33: Feb 4, 2003, 11:17 AM
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Re: [webmaster33] How can I translate lost pass question? In reply to
Thanks Wink
Max
The one with Mac OS X Server 10.4 :)
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Re: [webmaster33] How can I translate lost pass question? In reply to
Hi

Would it be possible to have this in the "language" file in order to translate it without hacking the core code in future versions ?

Thanks, John
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Re: [Jag] How can I translate lost pass question? In reply to
Well, community.conf is just a config file.
Editing it, doesn't mean that you hack any core code.
Just modify & translate to the language you want...

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Right, my fault, I hadn't looked for the file yet Frown.
However I do think that for the international market it would be a good idea to have this in the language globals Wink

Thanks, John
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