The message - "You can put your own message in here" is supplied by an SellerDeck Script.
Browse to your Site** folder (If there is only one site within the software it will be called 'Site1', if there are multiple sites within the software you will need to browse to the site folder name corresponding to the current site you are using) and open the 'CommonOCC' folder.
Right click on the file: -
OCCPROTXScriptTemplate.pl
and select 'Open with | Notepad'
Search for for: -
2.22 fields
This will take you to: -
# Add new 2.22 fields as well
Just below this you should see the following bit of code: -
$sCrypt .= "&eMailMessage=You can put your own message in here";
$sCrypt .= "&AllowGiftAid=0";
$sCrypt .= "&ApplyAVSCV2=0";
$sCrypt .= "&Apply3DSecure=0";
Change the default text (You can put your own message in here) to suit your needs. Save the file and exit.
When you next upload the site, the change will take place.
** Depending on the installation option chosen or operating system used, the 'Site' folder can be found in either 'My Documents', 'Documents', 'Shared Documents' or 'Program Files' in the folder 'Actinic vX\Sites\' (with X replacing the version number).
Browse to your Site** folder (If there is only one site within the software it will be called 'Site1', if there are multiple sites within the software you will need to browse to the site folder name corresponding to the current site you are using) and open the 'CommonOCC' folder.
Right click on the file: -
OCCPROTXScriptTemplate.pl
and select 'Open with | Notepad'
Search for for: -
2.22 fields
This will take you to: -
# Add new 2.22 fields as well
Just below this you should see the following bit of code: -
$sCrypt .= "&eMailMessage=You can put your own message in here";
$sCrypt .= "&AllowGiftAid=0";
$sCrypt .= "&ApplyAVSCV2=0";
$sCrypt .= "&Apply3DSecure=0";
Change the default text (You can put your own message in here) to suit your needs. Save the file and exit.
When you next upload the site, the change will take place.
** Depending on the installation option chosen or operating system used, the 'Site' folder can be found in either 'My Documents', 'Documents', 'Shared Documents' or 'Program Files' in the folder 'Actinic vX\Sites\' (with X replacing the version number).