<?php
// Message
$_['lang_message_success']            = 'List updated';

// Heading
$_['lang_heading_banned_emails']      = 'List: Banned Emails';
$_['lang_heading_banned_names']       = 'List: Banned Names';
$_['lang_heading_banned_towns']       = 'List: Banned Towns';
$_['lang_heading_banned_websites']    = 'List: Banned Websites';
$_['lang_heading_detect_links']       = 'List: Detect Links';
$_['lang_heading_dummy_emails']       = 'List: Dummy Emails';
$_['lang_heading_dummy_names']        = 'List: Dummy Names';
$_['lang_heading_dummy_towns']        = 'List: Dummy Towns';
$_['lang_heading_dummy_websites']     = 'List: Dummy Websites';
$_['lang_heading_mild_swear_words']   = 'List: Mild Swear Words';
$_['lang_heading_reserved_emails']    = 'List: Reserved Emails';
$_['lang_heading_reserved_names']     = 'List: Reserved Names';
$_['lang_heading_reserved_towns']     = 'List: Reserved Towns';
$_['lang_heading_reserved_websites']  = 'List: Reserved Websites';
$_['lang_heading_spam_words']         = 'List: Spam Words';
$_['lang_heading_strong_swear_words'] = 'List: Strong Swear Words';

// Description
$_['lang_description']                = '<p>Wildcard symbols <b>are</b> supported. Searches are case-insensitive. <a>(More)</a></p>';

// Text
$_['lang_text_wildcard_words']        = '<p><b>1</b>. By using the wildcard symbol (*), you can match any characters. For example the user enters the word "<b>Newcastle</b>". The following cases would give these results:</p>';
$_['lang_text_wildcard_emails']       = '<p><b>1</b>. Although the wildcard symbol (*) is supported, it is not necessary here. For example the user enters the email address "<b>test@somesite.com</b>". The following cases would give these results:</p>';
$_['lang_text_wildcard_websites']     = '<p><b>1</b>. Although the wildcard symbol (*) is supported, it is not necessary here. For example the user enters the website address "<b>http://www.somesite.com</b>". The following cases would give these results:</p>';
$_['lang_text_case_words']            = '<p><b>2</b>. The searches are case-insensitive, so for example the word "<b>Newcastle</b>" could be matched by Newcastle, newcastle, or even nEwCaStLe.</p>';
$_['lang_text_case_emails']           = '<p><b>2</b>. The searches are case-insensitive, so for example the email address "<b>test@somesite.com</b>" could be matched by somesite, SOMESITE, or even SoMeSiTe.</p>';
$_['lang_text_case_websites']         = '<p><b>2</b>. The searches are case-insensitive, so for example the website address "<b>http://www.somesite.com</b>" could be matched by somesite, SOMESITE, or even SoMeSiTe.</p>';
$_['lang_text_lines']                 = '<p><b>3</b>. Each entry should be on a new line. Empty lines are ignored.</p>';
$_['lang_text_found']                 = 'Found';
$_['lang_text_not_found']             = 'Not found';
$_['lang_text_not_modified']          = 'Not modified yet';
$_['lang_text_modified_by']           = 'Modified by %s at %s on %s';

// Selection
$_['lang_select_banned_emails']       = 'Banned Emails';
$_['lang_select_banned_names']        = 'Banned Names';
$_['lang_select_banned_towns']        = 'Banned Towns';
$_['lang_select_banned_websites']     = 'Banned Websites';
$_['lang_select_detect_links']        = 'Detect Links';
$_['lang_select_dummy_emails']        = 'Dummy Emails';
$_['lang_select_dummy_names']         = 'Dummy Names';
$_['lang_select_dummy_towns']         = 'Dummy Towns';
$_['lang_select_dummy_websites']      = 'Dummy Websites';
$_['lang_select_mild_swear_words']    = 'Mild Swear Words';
$_['lang_select_reserved_emails']     = 'Reserved Emails';
$_['lang_select_reserved_names']      = 'Reserved Names';
$_['lang_select_reserved_towns']      = 'Reserved Towns';
$_['lang_select_reserved_websites']   = 'Reserved Websites';
$_['lang_select_spam_words']          = 'Spam Words';
$_['lang_select_strong_swear_words']  = 'Strong Swear Words';

// Link
$_['lang_link_more']                  = '(More)';
$_['lang_link_less']                  = '(Less)';
