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Hello,

Sorry I do not get where you recieve those text with 443 port. Please clarify orprovide me super administrator access so I can test this problem.

regards

Written by bluewavefunds on

I h ave attached a picture from a fake registration.

its in the email after I click "enable" in the backend.

i found this file once, i just gone and lost my mind.....

thanks for help!

Attachment: 1272385161_Screen shot 2010-04-27 at 11.17.10 AM.png (Size: 23 Kb | Hits: 143)

Written by bluewavefunds on

Finally.  I kept looking in the wrong folders. it was in the administrator language directory.  I can change manually.

But here is my question now.  Does [SITEURL] pick up my site url from the config.php file or somewhere else?  This is where the 443 is coming from....

Thanks.

Written by bluewavefunds on

Just as a note too that I would like to know if I can fix. 

the [NAME] tag creates more than usual spacess bewteen first and last name

for example.  it does this:   Joe   Johnson

?

Written by JS.Support on

[SITEURL] is taken from joomla configuration:

$sitename       = $mainframe->getCfg( 'sitename' );

i.e. we cannot influence on this value, you may find getCfg function in libraries\joomla\application\aplication.php Try to cantact hoster to find out why port 443 is added to the url

regards

Written by JS.Support on

I am sorry, you need this one:

$siteURL        = JURI::base();

I just mess up variables. See this script: libraries/joomla/enviroment/uri.php