Since upgrading to 3.0.5, I get lots of emails in my Inbox every day because Members click to Reply, rather than clicking the link they should reply to.

This caused the email to be sent to the emai set in the Board's Outgoing Email address (me).

It would really help prevent this if the "Do Not Reply" text at the very bottom of the email was moved up to just above the actual email's text.

Everyone who has replied to my, "FYI - I got this in my email. Brian" - email said they sent from a iPhone/Blackberry type phone, and the screen is so small they didn't see the "Do Not Reply" text at the bottom of the email.

Current email formatting example:

enosb,

bob has replied to a personal conversation entitled "register.php".

bob said:

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Just in case the editor misses them I've taken a pic of the problem

Probably due to the editor, try using notepad. If attached a clean register file with the edit applied if you want to use it.

bob

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PLEASE DO NOT REPLY DIRECTLY TO THIS EMAIL!

You can reply to this personal conversation by following the link below:

I am noticing this trend also - can anyone advise me where I can alter the text
PLEASE DO NOT REPLY DIRECTLY TO THIS EMAIL!
and placement please?

In the language files

In the language files

Could you please tell me the file name?

Thank you,
Brian

It's in public_email_content but...

To find that I just searched for "PLEASE DO NOT REPLY DIRECTLY TO THIS EMAIL" in the AdminCP managed languages section. Makes things like this easy :)

Thanks!

My first language managing...

Wondering what other fun stuff I can do in there - I'll look for some help files on it.

Thanks again.
Brian

Feel free to ask questions in the peer to peer forum if you need specific help. :) That's the only reason my initial reply was so vague (this isn't really a support forum). But yes, all email templates are in the language files, and most of them are in that specific file.

Right - thanks - I forgot what forum I was in.
;)