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Where can i find the 'defines' for names of boxes,entries,etc?


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Hello,

 

i would like to change the name of a box e.g. What's new to New arrivals.

Where can i find the 'defines' of constants in which files??

 

thanks, in advance

Posted

Hello,

 

i would like to change the name of a box e.g. What's new to New arrivals.

Where can i find the 'defines' of constants in which files??

 

thanks, in advance

They are always going to be in the /%catalog%/includes/languages/ in either the %language%.php file or in the /%language%/ directory with the same name as the page where the term is used.

 

/%catalog%/ refers to the /catalog/ directory if that is where your shop root is, otherwise you site root.

%language% refers to whatever language your site is in or allows, if more than one.

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Posted

thanks for replying,

 

i would like to change some names in admin pages,

i would like to modify these names Configuration->Maximum Values->1. Manufactures List, 2. Manufactures Select Size,3.Length of manufactures name

.

 

Also,in configuration->product listing 4.display product manufacturer name

 

may you please tell me where are these 'defines'??I looked in catalog/admin/includes/languages/english/configuration.php but i cannot find them...

 

thanks, in advance

Posted

GP,

 

Check admin/includes/languages/english/index.php or manufactures.php or the english.php file

 

 

 

Chris

Posted

Gp,

 

My mistake. Those values are found in the database and are linked to several other functions. I would not suggest changing them.

 

 

 

 

Chris

Posted

GP,

 

No, the language can be changed to anything you want. But database tables should be left original unless you are willing to change ALL KINDS of other things too.

 

 

 

Chris

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