how do i edit the main hook?

I made my own redirect option. It is working just fine and redirects to the proper page. I need it to do a little more though and not quite sure how to do it yet.

I tried to play around with the code by adding another "IF...ELSE" statement and that gave me an error. Abe, can you or someone else assist me.

I'm trying to have this do one of two things. If someone provides the correct answer to $answer1, the user will be added to a usergroup with the ID = 14 and then they'll be redirected to the congrats page. If someone provides an incorrect answer, they will be redirected to a "Sorry, try again" page instead.

Thanks for keeping this hack updated. It is definitely one of my favorites.

-Sarcoth

Does this work with version 3.5.4?

Yes.

For some reason my users are receiving subscription emails from the form results thread even though it is in a private forum. How can I prevent this?

I noticed this in the plugin:

Can I get rid of this? Any thoughts? They really should not be subscribed/notified of these posts.

Thanks

Delete this whole thing and just leave this:

$newpost['emailupdate'] = 9999;

I'd like to create a thread. But when I submit the form, I obtain the preview screen and the thread isn't created. What could be the problem ?

You may have edited the word "Submit".

I am also looking for the option to add an attachment while submitting the form. Hopefully, the creator of this mod will provide us with the answer to this.

I believe, but haven't tested it yet, that instead of having the final input option on the form as:

1. $vbtextquestion = "Please write down a paragraph about how you like this forum.";

and

2. $vbtextexplain = "For example, what makes this forum different from all other forums?";

We might be able to switch that to what the regular forums are using when a forum user submits a regular forum message. I say this because when you click on submit within a forum area, it comes up with the same looking text editor box, but has the "paper clip" attachment option so the user then has the ability to upload an attachment.

If I knew what this vbbox was called, I could try it out. I don't know enough about vbulletin yet to test it out.

My question then is...instead of using:

$vbtextquestion =
$vbtextexplain =

What would it be for the regular message posting area to come up?

Here is the form I modified so far for my website (see the attached jpeg picture):

I noticed that the subject of the created thread is the name of the form. Is there any easy way to allow the user to enter the subject?