E-Mail to Members Issue
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E-Mail to Members Issue
Hello,
I'm have an issue with my emails being sent to members.
You see, my forum activates accounts through the administrator (which is me). I decided to test out the system to ensure that it worked. However, when I registered under another account and it sent me the email, it didn't even include my forum's name. It just said, You have registered on "". The quotations are supposedly where the forum's name should be.
What's causing this?
I'm have an issue with my emails being sent to members.
You see, my forum activates accounts through the administrator (which is me). I decided to test out the system to ensure that it worked. However, when I registered under another account and it sent me the email, it didn't even include my forum's name. It just said, You have registered on "". The quotations are supposedly where the forum's name should be.
What's causing this?
Universal Master8k- Forumember
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Re: E-Mail to Members Issue
Usually that is because there is nothing in the site name field
Try putting something in the "site name"
admin panel>general tab> forum> configuration
If you do not want the site name to show in the header,
Go to Display> headers and navigation> "display forum title" => NO
Try putting something in the "site name"
admin panel>general tab> forum> configuration
If you do not want the site name to show in the header,
Go to Display> headers and navigation> "display forum title" => NO
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