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[Sheri]

When a password gets changed, the email looks like this:

Here is the new password you requested: Username: ***** Password: ********* Click http://www.mysite.com/gallery/login.php to log in.

I'd like to change the email to this:

Here is the new password you requested:

Username: *****
Password: *********

Click http://www.mysite.com/gallery/login.php to log in.

This looks much better. I messed around with it but haven't had any luck. Not sure I'm editing the right file.

Thanks! 

[Joachim Müller]

To change the text, edit your language file (e.g. lang/english.php) using a plain text editor, find

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  'passwd_reset_body' => 'Here is the new password you requested:
Username: %s
Password: %s
Click %s to log in.', //cpg1.4and edit accordingly.

[Sheri]

That's what I was editing. I was doing it in dreamweaver. Maybe that's the problem. I changed it to:

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'passwd_reset_body' => 'Here is the new password you requested:

Username: %s
Password: %s

Click %s to log in.', //cpg1.4
Basically I added the line spaces and that didn't do anything.

[Sami]

Try this:

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'passwd_reset_body' => 'Here is the new password you requested:<br/>

Username: %s
<br/>
Password: %s
<br/>
Click %s to log in.', //cpg1.4


[Joachim Müller]

Unless you really, really know your way around, you shouldn't use a WYSIWYG editor like dreamweaver to edit Coppermine files.

[Sheri]

Thanks guys! That worked perfect! I'll use something else to edit my files from now on. 

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