_ATT_ACTIVE key

In my account, under 'active', the _ATT_ACTIVE lanugage key shows up.

There is no link and I have no clue what this key is meant to do.

Can somebody explain ?

Quote · 26 Apr 2013

I'm using 7.1.1 and that key should exisit:

 

this is what should be in it:

<a href="pedit.php?ID={0}">Edit Profile</a><span class="bullet">&#183;</span><a href="javascript:void(0);" onclick="javascript:loadHtmlInPopup('explanation_popup', 'explanation.php?explain=Active');">Explanation</a><span class="bullet">&#183;</span><a href="change_status.php">Suspend</a>

Quote · 26 Apr 2013

I already found that in my language file. It seems to be the suspend link, but even when I add this missing language key, I don't get a link on my account page.

Is this some bug in the script ?

Quote · 27 Apr 2013

perhaps it's this page... /change_status.php, this allows the member to "pause/suspend" their account.

 _ATT_ACTIVE (System) Edit

_ATT_ACTIVE_E (System) Edit

 

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Quote · 27 Apr 2013

 

I already found that in my language file. It seems to be the suspend link, but even when I add this missing language key, I don't get a link on my account page.

Is this some bug in the script ?

Did you resolve your problem AnnaBel? 

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Quote · 27 Apr 2013

Problem solved. It was some missing keys in my language file. I exported the english file and added the missing keys to my dutch file.

Uploaded it again, recompiled and the links were there again.

Thanks for advice

Quote · 28 Apr 2013
 
 
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