[ckhorne]

Thanks - this helped. Is there anyway to add the code in the hook without creating a new product XML?

IE- why can't I do something like this within my php page:

if ($hook = vBulletinHook::fetch_hook('profile_start')) {
	eval($hook); 
	$cells[] = 'myitem';
}

I've tried several variations, but none seem to work (including eval'ing the $cells statement with the hook). Is the only way to do this through a product xml file?