As for the second ({$editorialContactName}), which template are you seeing this appear in? (You can look for the text in e.g. locale/en_US/emailTemplates.xml.)
Regards,
Alec Smecher
Public Knowledge Project Team
Hi,
I don’t quite understand this issue. Our email template xml-file does not have the {$editorialContactName} field, but the template shown in the frontend does (running OJS 3.0.2, database upgraded from 2.4). Does that mean that the template used is from the old system, but not compatible with OJS 3?
That variable should also be removed during upgrade (see this SQL). Are you seeing this in a template other than the ones listed in the SQL statements?
Regards,
Alec Smecher
Public Knowledge Project Team
The {$editorialContactName} variable should be present in LAYOUT_COMPLETE, EDITOR_ASSIGN, and REVISED_VERSION_NOTIFY. Edit your email templates to remove it from REVIEW_CONFIRM and REVIEW_DECLINE. (The query above should have taken care of this, but is language-specific, and doesn’t include all the languages you’re using.)
The templates COPYEDIT_AUTHOR_COMPLETE, COPYEDIT_COMPLETE, COPYEDIT_FINAL_COMPLETE, PROOFREAD_AUTHOR_COMPLETE, PROOFREAD_COMPLETE, PROOFREAD_LAYOUT_COMPLETE, and REVIEW_COMPLETE are no longer used in OJS 3.x and can be ignored or removed.
Regards,
Alec Smecher
Public Knowledge Project Team