simple question: how to edit the template : "newuser_gemailbody" ?

[matthieu.p]

the $vbphrase[newuser_gemailbody] looks not possible to be edited in the admin panel

so, simple question: how to edit the template : "newuser_gemailbody" ?

[Zachery]

Its not a template, its a phrase, note the $vbphrase in there? Means its a phrase, you can find it in AdmincP > Language & Phrases > Phrase Manager OR Search for Phrases

[matthieu.p]

ok for just a phrase it looks like a language template, this is why I call it a template.

There is a new user, $username at $vboptions[bbtitle]

To view their profile, go here:
$memberlink

Email Address : $email
Birthday : $birthday
Referrer: $referrer
IP Address: $ipaddress

$customfields

another example:
$vbphrase[admincalendar_modify_text]

On this screen, all of your calendars are listed. You can perform various actions on them from here, including changing display order and viewing the calendar.<br /><br />

Next to each calendar, in the Controls column, is a drop-down menu with a number of options. These are:<br />
<b>Edit Calendar</b>: This will link you to the Edit Calendar page to change your calendar's settings. You can also edit a calendar by clicking on its title. (see <a href="help.php?do=answer&amp;page=admincalendar&amp;pageaction=edit">Editing Calendars</a>)<br />
<b>View Calendar</b>: This will take you to view your calendar as your users see it.<br />
<b>Remove Calendar</b>: After confirming your choice, this will remove the selected calendar and all of its' custom profile fields and moderator list.<br />
<b>Edit Permissions</b>: This allows you to set per-calendar, per-usergroup permissions for various functions of the calendar. (see <a href="help.php?do=answer&amp;page=calendarpermission&amp;pageaction=modify">Modifying Calendar Permissions</a>)<br /><br />

Next to the options are the display order of your calendars. The display order affects the order in which the calendars are displayed in the "Jump To" menu in the frontend, and on this screen in the backend. Setting a display order to 0 will prevent that calendar from showing in the Jump To menu, but a user will still be able to access it by typing in the direct URL to it. If you modify the display orders, be sure to click Update Display Order at the bottom of the screen to save the changes.<br /><br />

On the extreme right are a list of each calendar's moderators. You can modify the moderator by selecting their name, or add a new moderator by selecting "Add New Moderator". (see <a href="help.php?do=answer&amp;page=admincalendar&amp;pageaction=editmod">Editing Calendar Moderators</a> and <a href="help.php?do=answer&amp;page=admincalendar&amp;pageaction=addmod">Adding Calendar Moderators</a>)<br /><br />

At the bottom of the screen is a link to add a new calendar.

in this one it's not only a phrase, it's a full text with html code, this is why you are wrong to call it a phrase.

[matthieu.p]

ok thanks anyway it does not works for me maybe the version I use : 5.02

[Zachery]

I'd suggest upgrading to 5.0.5

[BirdOPrey5]

There is a bug preventing the phrase from being edited. Usually providing a translation in Phrase Manager would work.

The bug report and work around are here- http://tracker.vbulletin.com/browse/VBV-11780

The good news is this should be fixed in 5.1.0, the next version