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nrichard
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Hello

I think you should consider using a string instead of '>' for the button in the subscription form. A translatable string, that would allow anyone to put what he/she wants for button text.

'>' is not very user friendly, especially on mobile:

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nrichard
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And a couple of other things regarding strings...

1- The same "Confirm your subscription" string is used for displaying a message to the user on the site after he subscribed, and in the mail for the text of the link to confirm. I would suggest that you use 2 different strings, so that a much more clear message can be displayed on the site (like "You will receive a mail allowing you to confirm your subscription").

2- "Subscription not successed" string is missing from the phrases settings in admin.


   
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 Tom
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Thank you for these suggestions. I'll add these in our to-do list.


   
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nrichard
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Hello,

I have checked this on latest wpDiscuz 5.1.5 and it seems OK 🙂 excepted for:

- "Subscription not successed" string is missing from the phrases settings in admin.

Now the string is "Subscription Fault", but it still is not in phrases settings.

Thanks


   
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