In the email template, at least in version 4.5.1, when we wanted an email sent out to report that an account had changed between one user and another, we would use this string:
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Account {::future::Accounts::name::} was changed from {::past::Accounts::Users::full_name::} to {::future::Accounts::Users::full_name::} What we're seeing now in 5.0.0i when the email is sent out is:
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The account Indoff was changed from {::past::Accounts::Users::full_name::} to Tara What is taking place is, Tara is modifying the account assigning it to another user, Vanessa and the code for Code:
{::past::Accounts::Users::full_name::} is not displaying any information.
These changes were made to the template because the old templates from 4.5.1 were displaying the long string of characters found in the database key and were unintelligible to all of our users.
I guess the question I'm trying to answer is: what is the proper string to display the full name (or even user name) of who accounts were assigned to previously and who they are assigned to presently when that change happens?
We are running:
- CentOS 5.2
- Sugar 5.0.0i Pro
- Apache 2.2.3
- PHP 5.2.6
- MySQL 5.0.58
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