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My first post and I hope I have not accidently cross posted. I have searched through the forum trying to

find an answer to my question with no luck. When I enter my osCommerce store front, just below the

breadcrumb bar is this text "HEADING_TITLE" and below the welcome guest is the text "TEXT_MAIN" in

a smaller font. These are not in my index.php file and I am unable to find where they are being generated.

Your help would be appreciated as I would like to remove the phrases.

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Can you post a link to your shop? these Constants are usually in index.php so unless you use a modified osCom shop or template, it should be there. Terra

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Can you post a link to your shop? these Constants are usually in index.php so unless you use a modified osCom shop or template, it should be there. Terra

 

Sorry for such a delay in my response. I have many other functions within the company.

the link is www.stainlesscreationsandmore.com

 

Thanks

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Most text items can be found in /includes/languages/english.php or the next directory english which contains many more files for different areas in the shop.

 

Colin Needham

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Most text items can be found in /includes/languages/english.php or the next directory english which contains many more files for different areas in the shop.

 

Colin Needham

 

Thanks for your help. I found the text in catalog/index.php and was able to comment out the following

code to remove the unwanted text:

<tr>

<td class="pageHeading"><?php echo HEADING_TITLE; ?></td>

<td class="pageHeading" align="right"><?php echo tep_image(DIR_WS_IMAGES . 'table_background_default.gif', HEADING_TITLE, HEADING_IMAGE_WIDTH, HEADING_IMAGE_HEIGHT); ?></td>

</tr>

Thought I would post the solution in case someone else needed this info.

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