[nickaster]

Okay – so I’m trying to change my Welcome MEssage on the home page. Right now it says:

“Welcome back Welcome, USERNAME!”

The code that produces this looks like this:

<?php if ( !in_array( bb_get_location(), array( ‘login-page’, ‘register-page’ ) ) ) login_form(); ?>

That’s utter gobbledy gook as far as I”m concerned. Can anyone decifer it? Why is “welcome” appearing twice? Where are the words coming from? Whay if I wanted it to say “Go away USERNAME”? Where is that php getting it’s information from?

Second line looks like this, which is fine:

“User Options: Admin | Log Out”

Since I’m admin, I assume that’s why I see admin. Other users would just see Log Out? or what? The code producing that is equally cryptic. Where does it come from? What if I wanted to, say, change the p class that gets slapped around that?

Thanks!

[Adam Harley (Kawauso)]

The words are stored in a file called logged-in.php in your theme.

In Kakumei (the default), it looks like this:

<p class="login">

<?php printf(__('Welcome, %1$s'), bb_get_profile_link(bb_get_current_user_info( 'name' )));?>

<?php bb_admin_link( 'before= | ' );?>

| <?php bb_logout_link(); ?>

</p>

Using __( translates into the appropriate language, and %1$s is a placeholder that gets replaced by the user’s name

Not sure why it’s saying Welcome twice though

[nickaster]

Excellent thanks a lot, that worked perfectly. (The double welcome was bad code from the themer)