Yes, that's it. When you add a plugin, I recommend you look through the vb files to ensure you have chosen the appropriate (hook) location to execute your code.

No, you can add it to the default (vBulletin).

I didn't quite interpret what you were asking, but since this topic was about saving info to a seperate table upon registration, I'll show you how to do that.

Basically, you would "Add New Plugin" -> choose "vbulletin" as product -> Select the hook location of either "register_addmember_complete" (to execute your code upon a successful registration), or "register_activate_process" to execute upon a successful e-mail validation (I personally prefer this to keep my seperate table clean of any unvalidated users) -> enter a name for your plugin -> and add your code. Example (using vB's database class):

Ok, Jim can you please post a final code or the plugin itself..I get "header already sent" errors...hmmm.. Got a friend working on it too.. I'll keep you posted if I find a resolution before someone hopefully solves this riddle.

header already sent errors are becasue you are echoing something you shouldnt...or you have spaces in the acutal non-php code on the page...

I have hacked this all to pieces tonight and is far to complex to 'just post' here...sorry dude...but the last message posted should really work for you...

YOu don't want to have to do what I did...which was check the SESSSION variables and madneess..

mine is awful....

I need to add the Location field to the registration form, some idea?