Fixed A mysterious symbol

[giorgino]

Translating xenforo in italian language, I've done a mistake...
In reply conversation e-mail alert appear a symbol '>' after the conversation title but I don't find where to change this...



Can someone suggest me where find the correct phrase?
Thank you in advance!

 

[Carlos]

I think this is the conversation/thread title...

 

[giorgino]

I think this is the conversation/thread title...

No no all conversation titles ending with > char, so it's a misstype in translation for sure. But what phrase?

 

[Carlos]

Oh, so it sounds like a language miscommuication between the actual software and whatever's outputting your language of choice, or it is possible that the e-mail edit that you made to the e-mail template has affected it.

Sounds like a job for... @Mike.

 

[lazy llama]

Translating xenforo in italian language, I've done a mistake...
In reply conversation e-mail alert appear a symbol '>' after the conversation title but I don't find where to change this...
Can someone suggest me where find the correct phrase?
Thank you in advance!

I had the same problem in the plain English version, so I don't know whether an earlier version of XF had a mistake in the templates.

The ">" isn't part of a phrase, it's in the email template - "conversation_reply"
These are accessed from the "Development" tab in the Admin Panel.

There's a spare > in the email template mentioned which can be removed. Look for

{$conversation.title}>

in the 6th line of the HTML part of the template.

 

[Mike]

I'm surprised no one has reported this, it does look like a legit issue in the conversation_reply email template.

 

[Mike]

Oh, it's only when you don't have conversation message text in the email -- that template is fine. Might be why it didn't come up.

 

[lazy llama]

I didn't see it in the reply emails I got from here so assumed that it wasn't in the XF-supplied template.

ETA: Ah that explains it!

 

[giorgino]

So I found a bug!

 

[Carlos]

So I found a bug!

Yeah, old man, you did!

 

[webroxau]

I've seen this previously and never bothered following it up. Shame on me.