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Can,t change "whats new here"


ozblue

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G'day

i am trying to change the "Whats new here" on my catalog page i searched the forum and found this

 

define('HEADING_TITLE', 'What\'s New Here?');

 

and change it to

 

define('HEADING_TITLE', ' ');// This will show nothing

or

define('HEADING_TITLE', ' NEW TEXT ');// This will show new text

 

in: /includes/languages/english.php

 

but all i can find is

 

// whats_new box text in includes/boxes/whats_new.php

define('BOX_HEADING_WHATS_NEW', 'What/'s New Here?');

 

i changed it to

 

// whats_new box text in includes/boxes/whats_new.php

define('BOX_HEADING_WHATS_NEW', 'My Text');

 

in: /includes/languages/english.php

 

but when i refresh my page i still get "Whats new here"

 

am i in the wrong file ? or is there another file to change?

 

i edit in notepad and use a ftp client to upload to server.. i checked the file thru my Cpanel file manager

and the file was modified

 

thanks for any help

Paul

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:-" Ok i just workout that i changed the header for the "Box" in the left column but i need to change

the :

 

<td class="pageHeading">What's New Here?</td>

<td class="pageHeading" align="right"><img src="images/table_background_default.gif" border="0" alt="What's New Here?" title=" What's New Here? " width="57" height="40"></td>

 

in which file to i change to

 

<td class="pageHeading">My Text</td>

<td class="pageHeading" align="right"><img src="images/table_background_default.gif" border="0" alt="What's New Here?" title=" What's New Here? " width="57" height="40"></td>

 

Thanks Again :D

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Just incase anyone comes along and reads this... the way you changed it in the first place was the right way to change it. But in includes/languages/yourlanguage/index.php for the main page text.

 

Sounds like you have a very edited site if you had to edit the main pages. : )

Wendy James

 

Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes. Art is knowing which ones to keep.

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