XF 1.3 Phrase change not showing in email notifications

[Mr Lucky]

I have changed the phrase text in watched_forum_message_email_html, however the actual emails are just showing the default text.

Can anyone help please?

 

[Paul B]

There are three phrases related to watched forum emails.
Are you sure you are changing the correct one?

 

[Mr Lucky]

There are three phrases related to watched forum emails.
Are you sure you are changing the correct one?

Can you explain further. I only see one:

watched_forum_message_email_html

The master texts is

{receiver}, {replier} posted a new message to a forum you are watching at {board}.

I have added a line below this:

{receiver}, {replier} posted a new message to a forum you are watching at {board}.
<br /><span style="font-size:14px;color:#ff9900;font-weight:bold">You will not receive any further emails about this thread until you have read the new messages.</span>

But the emails are just showing the master text.

 

[Paul B]

 

[Mike]

Are you sure that's the email you want to edit? (A reply to a thread in a watched forum.)

There are 3 phrases similar to that one that are used in different contexts:

watched_forum_message_email_html
watched_forum_thread_email_html
watched_thread_reply_email_html

Those are just the HTML versions. There are other phrases used for the text version, if that's relevant (as pointed out by @Brogan).

 

[Mr Lucky]

What I want is for the notification email a member gets when there is a new post in a watched thread to make it more obvious that if people don't go to the thread, they will stop getting notifications.

So which one should I edit?

 

[Mike]

I would edit all three as they all have some level of relevance. The last one I mentioned is the case that you called out though.

 

[Morgain]

Is there a way to disable html notification emails and just have plain text ones?

 

[Mike]

No. That would be something you'd generally control in your email client (saying which version you prefer).

 

[Morgain]

No. That would be something you'd generally control in your email client (saying which version you prefer).

Mike whatever I do in my own email isn't going to control the type of emails my users get.