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I've noticed that too. In a lot of places links direct to PS but is a bit annoying but I can live with that for the time being. In my opinion it is better to focus on the real bugs and handle the cosmetic bugs in a later stadium.

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Thanks. Fixed for English templates a minute ago: https://github.com/thirtybees/thirtybees/commit/91e19a75537c486f131d8b390d4bd176f4116b0d

If you want to fix it for all other languages, try this:

bash find mails -type f | while read F; do \ sed -i \ -e 's/<a href="http:\/\/www.prestashop.com\/" style="color:#337/<a href="http:\/\/www.thirtybees.com\/" style="color:#337/' \ -e 's/PrestaShop(tm)/thirty bees(tm)/' \ -e 's/thirty bees \&trade\;/thirty bees\&trade\;/' \ -e 's/\[http:\/\/www.prestashop.com\/\]/\[http:\/\/www.thirtybees.com\/\]/' \ -e 's/PrestaShop\&trade\;/thirty bees\&trade\;/' \ -e 's/Webshop system\: PrestaShop/Webshop system\: thirty bees\(tm\)/' \ -e 's/37ff1">PrestaShop<\/a>/37ff1">thirty bees\&trade\;<\/a>/' "$F"; \ done

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what template(s) to add @Traumflug’s code to, please?

It's shell/command line code. To apply it, one has to SSH into the server and execute it there. Alternatively, one can download the whole mails/ folder, run the command locally, check a file or two whether it worked, and upload these files again.

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@mdekker said in Mails and the powered by message:

These are the translation options on the Translations page. If you pick e-mails, you get to see the e-mail editors where you can adjust them.

I opened localization > translations > Type of translation and selected "email templates translations". Selected Transformer theme. Language: English.

Clicked "modify".

I just can't see myself sitting here and updating sixty-six (66) core emails and all the module emails.

0_1509967967402_localization - translations - Type of translation - email templates translations - Transformer theme language English modify.jpg

There has to be a better way, especially for non-programmers, to do this "globally".

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@alwayspaws, first you have to do some things: 1. Ensure, that the bash shell installed on your mac 2. Familiarize with the shell commands, at least in minimal amount 3. Install git and familiarise with it, also U haven't 2 study it completely, just basic usage 4. Familiarize with ssh (required if the webserver you want to upgrade deployed not on your local computer) 5. After all of this open in the browser https://github.com/thirtybees/thirtybees and read the directions on project's homepage and perform the appropriate commands ('section 'installation') in the shell 6. Just after all above done with success you should execute @Traumflug's script in the shell.

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This seems like a good winter snowstorm project! thanks @daokakao

Can you set git to private? Wouldn't want to publicly embarrass myself during the learning curve :)

@daokakaosaid in Mails and the powered by message:

@alwayspaws, first you have to do some things: 1. Ensure, that the bash shell installed on your mac 2. Familiarize with the shell commands, at least in minimal amount 3. Install git and familiarise with it, also U haven't 2 study it completely, just basic usage 4. Familiarize with ssh (required if the webserver you want to upgrade deployed not on your local computer) 5. After all of this open in the browser https://github.com/thirtybees/thirtybees and read the directions on project's homepage and perform the appropriate commands ('section 'installation') in the shell 6. Just after all above done with success you should execute @Traumflug's script in the shell.

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@vzex said in Mails and the powered by message:

Can you set git to private? Wouldn’t want to publicly embarrass myself during the learning curve

Sorry, English is not my native language, so i didn't caught the idea.

You just clone public git repository to your PC/mac by command git clone ...bla-bla... and then feel free to experiment with your local copy as you wish

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