Originally Posted by Ted S (Post 1117586)

You will need to add the variables to your welcome headers templates using the variables system. For example, <phrase 1="faq.php?$session[sessionurl]" 2="register.php?$session[sessionurl]" 3="$vboptions[bbtitle]" 4="sendmessage.php$session[sessionurl]"> has 4 variables with different values. If you added 5="$bbuserinfo['field5']" you could then call it from the phrase as {5}. Alternatively you can stop using phrases and write your messages directly into the templates using any variable you please.

Originally Posted by KipLarson (Post 1118909)

Doesn't anyone know if this works with vb 3.61?

Originally Posted by KipLarson (Post 1118079)

Is there a link to this for vB 3.61? Or will this version work as well?

Originally Posted by JohnGBSA (Post 1118207)

Should I do this within the replacement variable manager or is there somewhere else I should?

Also what are the already defined variables, i.e. {1} {2} etc.?

Originally Posted by Bruwat (Post 1117887)

I still am stuck with this....any help?:confused:

Originally Posted by Ted S (Post 1119063)

I've got no idea what you are referring to. Please explain.

Originally Posted by KipLarson (Post 1118079)

Is there a link to this for vB 3.61? Or will this version work as well?

Originally Posted by Ted S (Post 1119062)

You will need to add the variables to the template welcome_headers and call them via the phrases. The defined variables can be found in the template.