Hello Rob,

The link is actually stored within the content. Hence, if the post is already imported, you would have to edit the post to modify it. However, for future posts, it would then use the appropriate string as what you have updated

Hi Mark,

You didn't have to get back to me so fast but I appreciate your reply. I did as you suggested but it didn't work as I ran a test on a few imported feeds.

The feed is coming from the feed importer and it posts the "Original link" to the bottom of the RSS feed. Please see the image as it is a switch in the feed importer if you want to include it or not. I thought it would be in the language file but when I changed that - it not not change.

Thanks again.

Regards,
Rob

Hi Rob,

You can change the 'Original link' using this languange constant
COM_EASYBLOG_FEEDS_ORIGINAL_LINK
and try to import a new feed, see how it goes?

Hello Fadhi,

Thanks for all your responses. Yes I did do that and I did it in the past but somehow it did not stick.

COM_EASYBLOG_FEEDS_ORIGINAL_LINK="Click Here To Apply"

COM_EASYBLOG_FEEDS_ORIGINAL_AUTHOR="Original author: %1s"

;@since 3.0.6987

COM_EASYBLOG_SH404_LAYOUT_LOGIN="Login"

;@since 3.0.7016

COM_EASYBLOG_PUBLISH_TO="Publish To"

COM_EASYBLOG_CENTRALIZED_PUBLISH_OPTIONS="Centralized publishing options"

I mean that would be the only place that it would be located? Is it located anyway else?

Thanks again.

Regards,
Rob

Thanks Fadhi for the reply

It still didn't work even after the change. I did it once before but I cannot remember what I did and I will research it. I will close the ticket for now. Thanks for all your responses. You guys are awesome!.

Regards,
Rob

You are most welcome Rob

Feel free to start a new thread if you have any other issue in the future so it will be easier for us to manage your inquiry. I will lock and mark this thread as resolved.

Have a nice day ahead