Help update using datamanager

[Easy5s.net]

pls help me Update custom field in Thread using datamanager. I have user code


$threadman =& datamanager_init('Thread', $vbulletin, ERRTYPE_STANDARD, 'threadpost');
$threadman->set_existing($threadinfo);
$threadman->set('custom field', $custom field);
$threadman->save();


and hook threaddata_start but not work :(

[kh99]

I'm not sure what you're trying to do, but if you put that code at hook threaddata_start then you're creating a Thread datamanager in the Thread datamanager constructor, which isn't good.

What are you doing, adding a field to the thread creation page, then trying to get the value to the database when the thread is created?

[Easy5s.net]

I'm not sure what you're trying to do, but if you put that code at hook threaddata_start then you're creating a Thread datamanager in the Thread datamanager constructor, which isn't good.

What are you doing, adding a field to the thread creation page, then trying to get the value to the database when the thread is created?

Sory, I confused, i have hook code to hook misc_start


$threadman =& datamanager_init('Thread', $vbulletin, ERRTYPE_STANDARD, 'threadpost');
$threadman->set_existing($threadinfo);
$threadman->set('custom_field', $custom_field);
$threadman->save();


and hook threaddata_start with code:
$this->validfields['custom_field'] = array(TYPE_INI, REQ_NO);

Now, i have create temp with link to update custom field. No error when click link but database not update. ???

P/S: I do not want use UPDATE " . TABLE_PREFIX . "thread
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[MarkFL]

Try replacing all instances of "custom field" with "custom_field"...you cannot have spaces embedded in variable names. :D

[Easy5s.net]

Try replacing all instances of "custom field" with "custom_field"...you cannot have spaces embedded in variable names. :D

:D, That is just an example.

[kh99]

Hmm...ok. Well, there is no TYPE_INI, maybe you mean TYPE_INT. But I don't know if that would stop it from working. Are you sure $threadinfo is set? You might have to set that yourself. Or it might be enough to just do something like
$threadman->set_existing(array('threadid' => $threadid));

if you just have the threadid.