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I was adding links to bottom of page in includes/english.php but when i log in to admin panel everything displaysBOX_HEADING how can I correct this?

 

Kind regards

 

Tim

You may have killed the format of the english.php file. Be sure you only have one <?php at the beginning, and one ?> at the end on a line by itself.

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Hi there,

 

Thanks for your reply, upon checking includes/languages/english.php there is <?php at the beginning and ?> at the end.

 

This is a link to my admin page you will be able to see what it displays, the site itself is fine http://www.riflebitz.com/admin/login.php

You may have killed the format of the english.php file. Be sure you only have one <?php at the beginning, and one ?> at the end on a line by itself.

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/catalog/admin/languages/english.php about line 45 there should be this block of code.

 

// header text in includes/header.php
define('HEADER_TITLE_TOP', 'Administration');
define('HEADER_TITLE_SUPPORT_SITE', 'Support Site');
define('HEADER_TITLE_ONLINE_CATALOG', 'Online Catalog');
define('HEADER_TITLE_ADMINISTRATION', 'Administration');

 

 

And good grief Charlie Brown...password protect your admin directory and change the name of it before you get hacked and have to come back here with more troubles...

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hmmm the files shows as you have written

when i'm on the admin panel and login in a different language everything displays normally as it should.

also how do i protect admin directory?

 

Many thanks

Tim

/catalog/admin/languages/english.php about line 45 there should be this block of code.

 

// header text in includes/header.php
define('HEADER_TITLE_TOP', 'Administration');
define('HEADER_TITLE_SUPPORT_SITE', 'Support Site');
define('HEADER_TITLE_ONLINE_CATALOG', 'Online Catalog');
define('HEADER_TITLE_ADMINISTRATION', 'Administration');

 

 

And good grief Charlie Brown...password protect your admin directory and change the name of it before you get hacked and have to come back here with more troubles...

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/catalog/admin/languages/english.php this is a file that you need to open and examine the contents. (It is not on the admin page of your site.) Look for that block of code around line 45. If it is not there put it there. If it is there then we are looking at a little more of a problem.

 

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Genius, thats sorted, thank you so muchmdtaylorlrim thats that sorted, so all i need to do is protect admin bit

hmmm the files shows as you have written

when i'm on the admin panel and login in a different language everything displays normally as it should.

also how do i protect admin directory?

 

Many thanks

Tim

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