Grammatical mistake in the message that tells non-logged-in users to log in to accept an invite [#2500843]

The message has grammatical mistakes, but also tells them to log in. However, they might not even have an account on the site yet, so they actually would need to create an account rather than logging in to an existing one.

On some sites (at least) they should be able to create an account on their own, so this patch updates the text to reflect that. However it's possible that for some sites and some configurations of the module this part of the change won't make sense.

Comment	File	Size	Author
#3	invite-log-in-accept-invite-2500843-3.patch	548 bytes	David_Rothstein
#1	invite-log-in-accept-invite-2500843-1.patch	569 bytes	David_Rothstein

Comments

Comment #1

David_Rothstein commented 5 June 2015 at 04:47

Status:

Active

» Needs review

Status	File	Size
new	invite-log-in-accept-invite-2500843-1.patch	569 bytes

Here is the patch.

Comment #2

David_Rothstein commented 5 June 2015 at 22:48

Title:

Grammatic mistake and confusing wording in the message that tells non-logged-in users to log in to accept an invite

» Grammatical mistake and confusing wording in the message that tells non-logged-in users to log in to accept an invite

Comment #3

David_Rothstein commented 6 June 2015 at 03:29

Title:

Grammatical mistake and confusing wording in the message that tells non-logged-in users to log in to accept an invite

» Grammatical mistake in the message that tells non-logged-in users to log in to accept an invite

Status	File	Size
new	invite-log-in-accept-invite-2500843-3.patch	548 bytes

Actually, I made a mistake. This message only displays in the case where the invitation was sent to a user who already has an account on the site. So it makes sense to encourage them to log in only (and not create an account).

So this new patch just fixes the grammar error instead.