That's not a localizable string. If you want to change it, you need to change the backend code.
Understood. Where in the backend code can I find the script to make a change? Thank you in advance.
Have you tried searching?
Yes I have tried searching through the web directory on traccar backend but did not get it.
What web directory? You have to search the full backend source code.
Web directiory available when you unzip the traccar installation zip file. Just to make sure, is that the right place I am looking at? or if you could point it out for me, that'd be of great help. Thanks.
No, it's not. I repeat again, you have to change it in the backend source code. Please make sure you read the documentation on our website first before asking further help.
Understood. Let me check it out.
Yes, you have to compile the code. You would have to restart the service once you update the binary.
Okay thank you.
I have downloaded the latest backend source code in order to address this issue.
However I have a question
The current traccar version running on the server is version 4.13
Won't there be any issues if I replace the existing jar file from version 4.13 to with the jar file obtained after compiling the latest backend source code?
There will almost definitely be problems if you're not using the matching version.
Okay.
So I am thinking my options would be either,
Help me with suggestions on which option would be more suitable weighing both options.
Thank you.
Option 1 worked well for me, thanks for the assistance.
Hi, I am trying to the message that comes up when a user tries to login while their access time has already expired. I tried looking into the web/l10n/ directory but there was no language localisation variable for that in the en.json. Where can I find the text?
Pop up image I need to edit