Newbie here. I just set up Profile Update Logger and it's working great, thank you, but I need the change log messages to show the formatname rather than the username.

I found a post that says I can edit the template but I don't know how to get to this location from the backend... components/com_comprofiler/plugin/user/plug_cbprofileupdatelogger/templates/

Can you please fill in the blank for me?

Thanks,
Corinne

I apologize but your reply doesn't help me at all.

The change log email messages are being also sent to someone who does not have admin access to the website. She can't go in to see the person's real name based on their username. She needs their real name to track changes outside the website. It would be much easier if the email said: "Mary Smith" has updated their profile; instead of "marys" or whatever Mary's username might be. I can make this work if it can't be changed, but this set up just adds another layer of work for me.

Can you also please translate "The user icon tooltip to show who made the change is already outputting the formatname field." into something I can understand? I looked at the log and the formatname does not show up anywhere...

I wasn't kidding when I said I was new to this. I am a volunteer for a non-profit, and I am all they have so I am trying to learn this as I go.

Thanks for any help you can provide - in layman's terms and maybe with step by step instructions?

Thank you - I finally figured out what you meant. I looked and looked on www.joomlapolis.com/blog/kyle/18701-language-overrides-have-arrived for the "language key search tool ... provided on that same page" but you didn't actually mean THAT page, you meant the page that was kind of referenced by the article (but not really). It is very vague - as the article does NOT inform how to get to the graphic shown - it just says "edit any language plugin." Ok - after I thought about that for a while I went to CB Plugin Management and found the default language plugin. Then I:

1. Opened the "Default language (English)" plugin.
2. Clicked on the OVERRIDES Tab.
3. Entered "[username] has updated their profile!" in the search box on the right side.
4. Once the KEY field was populated with the search result, I changed [username] to [formatname]. This worked and the subject line of the email now shows [formatname].
5. Tried to do the same with the body text string you provided (thank you) but the search returned "No language key or string matches found." It looks like it should be right so I'm not sure why that didn't work.

Anyway, if you can see what the problem might be for #5, great. Otherwise, this will work as the users real name is shown in the email subject line.

Thanks for all your help!
C