How/where do I change the text in the top left field "Membership Type*" at the signup page to "Product" for example?
Specific to the language you have enabled. For English, you can modify this at: amember/languages From the readme: So for your example, create a file amember/language/en-custom.php that contains: Code: <?php defined( 'INCLUDED_AMEMBER_CONFIG' ) or die( 'Direct access is not allowed' ); define('_TPL_SIGNUP_MEMB_TYPE', 'Owazza0's Member Types'); ?> You can get a full list of the available strings at amember/language/en.php
Thanks skippybosco. That worked great for en-custom.php but it does not work for ja-custom.php (I have both Japanese and English signup pages.) With the enclosed file. I get gibberish at the Membership Type* field even though the ja-custom.php files says Course (in Japanese katakana). I guess it is an encoding problems but I have tried UTF-8 and JIS and neither work. Code: <?php /** * sample-custom.php * Lanuage Customization file * rename to en-custom.php and add lines as shown below */ defined( 'INCLUDED_AMEMBER_CONFIG' ) or die( 'Direct access is not allowed' ); define('_TPL_SIGNUP_MEMB_TYPE', 'コース'); ?>
On my chinese sites I save it out as UTF-8. What are you using to edit the file? I suggest something like Notepad Plus. I assume you have a ja.php file? What is it's encoding? As a test, if you make the change in that file does it work? If you "Save As" that file to your custom file and remove the unnecessary lines does that work?
@Owazza0: where did the japanese language file you have originate? Can you send me a copy {my username here @ hotmail.com} and I'll take a look at see if I can figure out the encoding for you. Are you able to open up the cn.php file (also asian language and utf-8 encoded)
Thanks skippybosco, The ja.php file came from a link provided by CGI. I will hotmail it to you. Not looked at cn.php yet.
Japanese Language. Were you guys able to figure out how to get this to work? I have an install that I'd like to add the Japanese language. Any help would definitely be appreciated.