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| Change Username, Firstname, Lastname on the register form |
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Ok
Im going crazy. I have changed the username, firstname, lastname, password on several places in the language editor.
But i cant find the right place that changes the fields in the "Register" form, where the users are register a account on your site.
Im using DNN 4.5.1.
I will keep digging but i have looked for severel hours and now im blind.
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| Re: Change Username, Firstname, Lastname on the register form |
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mitmit,
You can change these values by editing the file directly:
physical file path: admin\users\App_LocalResources\User.ascx.resx (examples of values found here are: UserInfo_Username.Text, UserInfo_FirstName.Text, UserInfo_LastName.Text)
or by editing them through the application:
(log in as admin or host) navigate to admin -> languages -> language editor (from context menu) -> Local Resources (from the tree) -> admin -> users -> app_localresources -> user.ascx
hope that helps,
Ian

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| Re: Change Username, Firstname, Lastname on the register form |
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Mitmit,
First thing, I recommend to check, as Ian's second suggestion, the contents of the localized resources through the application, not by directly editing the resx files. I quote Ian: "(log in as admin or host) navigate to admin -> languages -> language editor (from context menu) -> Local Resources (from the tree) -> admin -> users -> app_localresources -> " ...and check-verify all the files under that directory.
Do not forget to choose the proper language from the dropdown in the middle of the screen ("Available Locales")... ;-)
HOWEVER: If you try to translate the TOOLTIP message that pops up on mouse hoover over the question mark on the left of each field in the Register form... for-get-about-it. Those strings are hard-coded and are not available for editing.
May be soon they'll be fixed!
Saludos, Alejandro.
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